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STAMFORD, CT-A glut of sublease space put on the market in the second quarter, due to the economic slowdown, was mitigated by countywide leasing activity in Westchester County in the last three months, according to a Grubb & Ellis report released today.
TINLEY PARK, IL-AT&T Broadband pays a little more than $8.9 million for a 90,000-sf building at 8101 W. 183rd St. located near tollways and public transportation in this southwest suburb of Chicago.
OLYMPIA, WA-Despite historically dipping in June, the state's unemployment rate has risen yet again, three-tenths of a percent over last month to 5.7%. Employment Security Commissioner Sylvia Moody says this is typical of a slowing economy.
DALLAS-Come Tuesday, the East Dallas Boys & Girls Club will unveil its new teen center, this year's Legacy Project by the Real Estate Council. The project came in under budget, allowing ample funds for a furniture and recreation equipment buying spree.
BOSTON-The Boston Development Authority's request for proposals to develop Hayward Place, a 37,380-sf city-owned parcel here in the heart of Downtown, receives eight bids. The site was the center of a controversy last year when the BRA seized it, claiming it was "blighted.
DALLAS-Dirt's just starting to fly on a $10.5-million Trammell Crow Visitors Education Pavilion at the Dallas Arboretum. The two-building project totals 37,000 sf and boasts aesthetically complementary hardscape. Delivery is set for fall 2002.
DENVER-Multifamily rental building permits fell 18% in the first four months of 2001 compared to the same time in 2000, a trend expected considering the rush to pull permits in fear of a constitutional amendment limiting growth.
SOUTHFIELD, MI-Funds from operations increase 3.1% but revenues fall 11.3% compared to last year because of a 2000 sale of land that resulted in a gain, officials of the shopping center REIT say.
LONDON-The London Development Agency's new Economic Development Strategy plans to spread the benefits of London's economic boom into some of the capital's poorer districts.
PLANO, TX-It's a deal where no one's talking price, but it was lucrative enough that Stream Realty Partners has taken the sale instead of refinancing a build-to-suit in Plano. Orion Realty says it buys what it likes.