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NEW YORK CITY-Put up for bid in April by Sara Lee to dispose on non-core assets it acquired in 1999, the six leaseholds have an average term of 20 years. The former diners range in size from 10,000 sf to 16,000 sf.
AUSTIN-USOL Holdings has snared two more Austin complexes, totaling 922 units, for its high-tech services. An expanded deal with Los Angeles-based Belco Equities links the under-construction Riverhorse Ranch and Chevy Chase in the city's northern tier.
EUGENE, OR-After its preferred site generated too much flack for being outside the city's core, the City is now working to find alternate sites that would keep the hospital close-in. PeaceHealth expects to make a final decision in September.
EAGAN, MN-The developer has begun looking for tenants to lease the third building, which should be ready later this year. The 4.5-acre Bald Eagle Industrial Park has seen $6 million in new development this year.
NEW YORK CITY-Landauer Realty Group has formed an environmental valuation and consulting division to help real estate professionals properly evaluate contaminated sites and turn them once more into valuable property.
AUSTIN-It won't be a replay of the late 1980s, but Austin's office occupancy is caught in an undertow of a falling economy. Charles Heimsath of Capitol Market Research pegs the overall rate at 84.9%, down from 95% in December.
DALLAS-Wyndham International has hawked sliver assets in seven properties, totaling 2,306 rooms, from California to Pittsburgh. Host Marriott has shelled out $60 million in cash, taking Wyndham to $194 million in non-strategic sales this year.
SAN FRANCISCO-General merchandise retailer Grant Victor leases 9,000-sf of retail space, four others each take between 4,000 sf and 6,500-sf of office space and a sixth takes 7,700-sf of industrial space.
FOX RIVER GROVE, IL-A Blockbuster Video store in this far northwest suburb of Chicago sells for $1.15 million, a price that further signals of the increasing popularity of triple-net lease investment deals.
HOUSTON-Marcus & Millichap is predicting another 5% hike in flex office rents by year's end. Investor interest is strong, fueled by a hardy local economy, a brisk energy industry and lower borrowing rates.