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PHOENIX-Come December, the Social Security Administration will be operating its teleservices center from a new Central Avenue office. The federal agency has sealed an 18,000-sf lease in the 15-story 2700 N. Central Ave. high-rise.
DENVER-Senior managing director Richard Egitto will manage and coordinate the Bethesda, MD-based firms Western US efforts, including investment sales, consulting, leasing and debt and equity placement.
SAN ANTONIO-A locally based investor has put up $375,000 for 9.94 acres in the city's largest industrial submarket. Long-time owner SRE San Antonio Properties has hawked the 4903 Rittiman Rd. holding, located within blocks of Interstate 35.
LONDON-The sale of agent Weatherall Green & Smith to Groupe Vendome Rome has opened up new opportunities for tenant rep specialist CRESA with Muller International and Auguste Thouard.
SAN DIEGO-Hazard Construction Co. has been awarded the paving contract on an 11.3-mile-long section of the freeway from Fletcher Parkway in La Mesa to Lake Jennings Park Road in El Cajon.
WASHINGTON, DC-The association and mortgage insurance company have joined in an effort to give MBA members a comprehensive package of real estate finance data and services, combining standard classroom education and technology.
PHOENIX-Before the week's out, Kitchell Development crews will be pushing dirt on a $75-million business park near the airport. The delivery is timed to coincide with a predicted pickup in leasing activity.
SEATTLE-Nordstrom Inc. has reported that same-store sales have risen 1.4% from a year ago thanks in part, to its Men's and Women's Half-Yearly clearance events last month.
CHICAGO-Grubb & Ellis senior vice president Patrick J. Sullivan says the sale-leaseback is one type of deal being done in the industrial market as well as build-to-suit transactions involving larger facilities.