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DALLAS-Clearview Investments is exiting Arlington for the upscale Uptown area of Turtle Creek in Dallas. The real estate investment company has signed for 10,783 sf at CarrAmerica's Cedar Maple Plaza, setting a Sept. 1 move-in.
LONDON-Central London offices, out of town retail and industrials in the East Midlands have been the top-performing property sectors over the past six months, according to the Catella regional rental indices.
AUSTIN-The belly up iBooks.com has found a taker for its 21,431 sf at the Reserve, located along the Capital of Texas Highway. New York Life Long Term Care Division is moving into the spot in a Trammell Crow Co.-brokered deal.
VALLEJO, CA-The City of Vallejo is building the plant with BP Solar, with which it will split electricity sales revenue. The facility, to be one of the largest of its kind in the country, will be built on a 40-acre property that formerly belonged to Kaiser Permanente.
SINGAPORE-The 50-50 partnership, called Colliers International Asset Management Pte Ltd, will feature online property management services as a way of differentiating itself on the worldwide stage.
PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL-A newly formed subsidiary of locally based Correctional Properties Trust is using the proceeds to finance the acquisition and refinancing of two North Carolina prisons. Palm Beach Gardens is 73 miles north of Miami.
PHOENIX-Insignia/ESG has named Michael White to the post of senior managing director of its office property group. White had been Insignia's top producer last year. New to the staff is Stephan Mariani, who will be a property services director.
CHICAGO-An extensive renovation of the lobby of Healthcare Information Management Systems Society's headquarters at 230 E. Ohio St. helps cut the building's vacancy rate from 32% to 1%.
MOUNT CLEMENS, MI-DMJ Tech will forge power train assembly equipment at the site for the automotive industry. Industrial development revenue bonds make the deal possible for MIKDEN Holdings.
ORLANDO-F. Phillip Handy, a former vice president at New York stock brokerage Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Co. and longtime commercial real estate investor, is chairing the state's first Board of Education.