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LOS ANGELES-Imagine Fulfillment Services signs 10-year deal for 117,217 sf of industrial space in Torrance and relocates from smaller quarters in Dominguez Hills.
PORTLAND-The three-story, 20,514-sf office building at 2300 SW First Ave. was auctioned in US District Court Wednesday. The building is one of the assets of Jeffrey Grayson and his company, Capital Consultants, accused of bilking investors of more than $300 million.
SPOKANE, WA-High hopes are held by those in the area who envision the development of wheat fields near Boeing's manufacturing plant helping to transform the area into a booming business center.
LOS ANGELES-The developer has paid close to $30 million for a 258,000-sf industrial and office facility in El Monte. The acquisition is part of Crown's plans to expand its portfolio in the Los Angeles Basin area.
WASHINGTON, DC-Richard W. Davidson will lead Insignia/ESG's efforts in its local office, which is one of the company's busiest. He comes to Insignia/ESG from CB Richard Ellis.
HOUSTON-Twelve Walgreens locations have come to market as a result of new stores being constructed in Houston, Kingwood, Texas City and Rosenberg. In all, Walgreens has slapped 180,595 sf on the sublease market.
MARLBOROUGH, MA-3Com Corp. is selling its four building office park here. The networking equipment manufacturer recently decided to outsource its manufacturing to Flextronics, but plans to lease back some space here after it finds a buyer.
PRIOR LAKE, MN-KKE Architects and Yates Silverman Interior Design designed the space for the 475-seat buffet, the largest in the Midwest. Mystic Lake is the largest casino resort in the Upper Midwest.
NEW YORK CITY-This building is the first residential housing constructed specifically for ExecuStay. It is part of the company's strategy to consolidate operations in centralized markets.
BOSTON-City Hall gives final approval for a hotel and retail complex in this city's theater district. Shubert Enterprises and Loews Hotels are developing the $150 million project, which will include 390 rooms, a restaurant and underground garage.