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SAN ANTONIO-A flurry of leasing activity has sealed four deals for more than 13,000 sf of retail and warehouse space in San Antonio. Millenium Packaging has signed for the largest spot and will be moving into 7,985 sf of industrial space in the northeast corridor.
SAN FRANCISCO-Huntsman Architectural Group signs on for 18,871 sf in 50 California at a rate $42 per sf. The firm liked the fact that the location was in shell condition and could be designed "like a blank canvas.
BEAVERTON, OR-The Atlanta-based warehouse home improvement retailer has acquired 12.5 acres between Canyon Road and Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway, just east of Highway 217. A new 136,000-sf store is planned within the next couple of years.
LONDON-Ashquay is shrugging off uncertainty about the service office sector to buy Stonemartin Corporate Centres which plans to set up a chain of serviced offices across the UK under the Institute of Directors brand.
LONDON-Top rents in the prime Mayfair and St James's districts fell over the first four months of 2001, according to Cluttons. But in the longer term the scarcity of class A space should sustain prime rental values.
SAN FRANCISCO-The fall conference of Corporate Facility Advisors International is titled The New Economy & The Changing Art of the Deal, Part II. It will focus on practical strategies that are working in a new and changing economy.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-The locally based developer-operator of aviation facilities secures a $12-million mortgage on leases at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport in a move to buy out some of the company's private shareholders.
SEATTLE-R.C. Hedreen Co. is obtaining the necessary approvals for a 32-story office and residential tower, but Hyatt Hotels now also is interested in the site for a 200-room, five-Park Hyatt.
ORLANDO-The 100-acre Ben White Raceway that hosted some of the world's famous four-footed trotters for 50 years is being put out to pasture and a $4.3 million recreational park is sprouting in its place, part of a $30 million public park-building initiative.
DENVER-A proposed 35 new gates will make DIA the largest, most up-to-date regional aircraft operation in United's five-hub systems. UAL hopes to complete the massive project, in the works for almost a year-and-a-half, in 2005.