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LONDON-Two of the UK's top online investment sites, PrimePitch.com and e-propertyinvestor.com, have agreed to merge, reflecting the increasing trend towards consolidation in the property e-commerce market.<
AUSTIN-DPT US Inc., the American branch of a Scotland-based high-tech firm, is beefing up its Austin operation, taking 7,500 sf at Cameron Creek Business Park in northeastern submarket. It also occupies 10,800 sf in a Wall Street building.
GROVELAND, FL-Moose Look Holdings Ltd. of St. Kitts in the Caribbean bought the largest residence in Lake County (32,000 sf) on a 160-acre rural spread off County Road 565 for an undisclosed price estimated to be $6.4 million or $200 per sf.
SAN DIEGO-Seville Plaza, a three-building, class-A office complex in Kearny Mesa, has sold for $16.3 million. The purchase marks this year's second major acquisition in the city for the Shidler Group.
DETROIT-The group merges with the national real estate association and wants to drop "Detroit" from its moniker as it will now represent commercial brokers outside of the Detroit area.
HOUSTON-Southwest Power has sealed a five-year deal for an 11,500-sf warehouse in Dallas-based Trammell Crow Co.'s Houston Pine Forest Business Park. The site will be used to build transformer boxes for electrical lines.
AUSTIN-Fairfield Residential Inc. has sold its 430-unit Spraddle Creek Apartments along Parmer Lane for $34.5 million. The buyer is a joint venture of Patronis Group, LNR Property Corp., Granite Associates and Greenstreet Capital LP.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO-EOS Biotechnology is scheduled to occupy the space in January 2003, when the 564,000 sf Oyster Point office project is expected to be ready for occupancy. The rent is estimated to be about $45-48/sf.
HOUSTON-Hendricks & Partners has Q1 2001 surging ahead of the numbers from last year. On a positive note, vacancy has come down nearly 2% points amid a decline in new deliveries. The average monthly rent is up 4.3%.