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NEW YORK CITY-Corporate cutbacks marked by massive layoffs have had their evil way with real estate strategies. Don't expect things to get better any time soon, say participants in GlobeSt.com's latest Quick Survey--<b><i>Now featuring reader commentary.</b></i>
SOUTHFIELD, MI-Marcus and Millichap's local office says demand will stay high, strengthening the Detroit area apartment market, even as the economy holds down multifamily rental construction starts.
CHANDLER, AZ-Denro and Albertsons break ground this month on a neighborhood retail center that is one mile from the under-construction Chandler Fashion Mall. The 58,000-sf Albertsons anchors the 35,000 sf of Denro's retail space and 5,000-sf pad site.
SILVER SPRING, MD-The closing of the store should not threaten efforts to revitalize the central business district of this Washington suburb, government and retail players say.
EUSTIS, FL-Founded 63 years ago by the heirs of New York's Waterman Fountain Pen Co., the five-story, 325,000-sf, 182-bed acute-care hospital is headed for demolition or life as a new commercial product as developers await the hospital's Aug. 15 decision.
HERNDON, VA-Prentiss Properties, which acquired the vacant Northern Virginia building in June, has already inked a 10-year deal for nearly half of the 150,426-sf property.
LONDON-Scotland has seen one of the biggest industrial investment sales of the year with Ashtenne acquiring Helical Bar's entire portfolio of industrial properties north of the border
NEWBERG, OR-Currently filbert orchards and pastureland, the industrial-zoned riverfront parcel is being re-zoned for open space, riverfront-oriented retail, restaurants, small bed-and-breakfasts and medium and low-density housing.
AUSTIN-Austin is slowly nipping away at its vast amount of sublease space. For the second reporting period, Mike Buls has tracked a decline, even in the northwest submarket, which accounted for 63% of the available sf at one point.
ATLANTA-The locally based online commercial real estate software provider logged 8,200 purchase orders in the second quarter, 2,400 more than in the first period. For the first six months, purchase orders totaled 15,000, up 52% over the comparable 2000 period.