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BOSTON-The deal to sell 1 Federal St. has closed. The IBM Pension fund sold the 38-story tower, located in the heart of the financial district, to Atlanta, Georgia-based Jamestown for $375 million, demonstrating the continued strength of the office market here.
NEWARK- Heritage Management has acquired the 283,000-sf, 18-story office building, long a downtown landmark that formerly housed the headquarters of First Fidelity Bank. HFF arranged the financing package.
LONDON-San Francisco has the world's most expensive industrial space, and London the most expensive office space, according to the new global rents survey from King Sturge.
AUSTIN-McShane Corp. has rethought its delivery strategy of building projects in light of Austin's sublease space glut. Work has halted at Riata Gateway while two Braker Pointe projects will now have staggered deliveries.
MIAMI-The locally based developer sells development rights on a 2.1-acre, oceanfront site in Fort Lauderdale for $8.19 million per acre or $188 per sf to Billden Inc. of Miami.
LOS ANGELES-The local newspaper has renewed its lease for 11,814 sf of office space in West Los Angeles, as experts predict a decrease in LA's office vacancy rate.
STAFFORD, TX-The Ludlow Co., a medical products distributor, is boxing up its wares and moving into more space at the five-building Southwest Techniplex. The firm has sealed a five-year deal for 37,772 sf in the flex office and distribution park.
ORLANDO-The General Services Administration, the largest property owner in the United States, blinked and lost its battle with five federal judges here over the exterior look of the planned $60-million, four-story, 308,000-sf courthouse.
ENGLEWOOD, CO-The nation's second-largest sporting goods chain leases the 92,000-sf HomeBase building here. The 15-year lease with building owner Etkin Johnson Group is valued at $12 million.
VANCOUVER, WA-New estimates from the state Office of Financial Management show Clark County, just across the Columbia River from Portland, has lost its title as the fastest-growing county in the state in percentage terms.