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BOSTON-Local brokers tell GlobeSt.com that while the market for industrial space in the suburbs remains steady, the office market here continues to decline. Still, a number of recent deals indicate the market is still alive.
PHOENIX-Jess and Barbara Nicks of Scottsdale have acquired their second CSK Auto store in a year. The 7,000-sf freestanding retail site has fetched $1.1 million. CSK Auto also operates Checker Auto Parts.
BOSTON-Suffolk Construction Co. Inc. expands and modernizes its headquarters here in the neighborhood of Roxbury at 65 Allerton St. The decision to expand is part of a larger decision on the part of the company to remain in the area.
CHARLOTTE-The North Carolina-based online commercial real estate finance provider and the Melville, NY-based consulting group of 1,000 national associates will share expertise in offering mutual clients a smorgasboard of funding services.
DENVER-The number of transactions drops almost 44% in the first six months of 2001 while the dollar volume falls 24.5%. Virtually all of the sales take place in the second quarter, according to a report.
MAHWAH, NJ-The children's book publisher is consolidating its operations and has hired Trammell Crow to sublease its corporate headquarters facility. The owner of the building will also entertain sale offers.
POWAY, CA-City officials have approved plans to build the Hillside Village complex near Civic Center Drive and Community Road. The only other affordable housing projects in Poway are planned for the northern part of the city.
LONDON-New research from the Association of Property Unit Trusts and HSBC shows that property performance now outstrips equities and bonds in both the short and medium terms.
PHOENIX-The 267-unit SylMar Apartments in northwest Phoenix has brought $10.5 million from New York-based Renaissance Housing LLC. Harsch Investment Corp. of Portland, OR is the seller in the freshly closed sale.
LONDON-The rate of increase in central London residential values has slowed, according to a new survey from Knight Frank. Unrealistic expectations among vendors are slowing sales.