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ROCKAWAY, NJ-The three-story 80 West Corporate Center, currently vacant, will be substantially renovated by the new owners and put back on the market as a class A office property.
HOUSTON-Jeff Peden is stepping in as new associate director of Cushman & Wakefield of Texas' industrial division in Houston. He will be working with Todd Mason and David Cook. Peden has been with C&W for three years.
SAN ANTONIO-Diabetex has signed an 11,136-sf renewal for Cypress Tower, a class-A, 155,728-sf structure in the CBD. This marks the second signing in two weeks for the office tower by leasing agent Transwestern Commercial Services.
BIRMINGHAM, MI-Bloomfield Acceptance Company, L.L.C. and Bloomfield Servicing Co., L.L.C. are bought from Bingham Financial Services Corp. Employees are encouraged by the position of the new owners.
WESTMINSTER, CO-The $250-million Bradburn development in this northwest suburb of Denver will include 300,000 sf of office and retail, 370 multifamily rental units and 3,750 homes priced up to $1 million.
SANTA ANA, CA-The Mexican state is the most recent occupant of the international business center. Ten Mexican states already occupy the center, which was opened by Mexican President Vicente Fox in March.
LONDON-Net investment in UK commercial property reached a record high in 2000 according to the latest 'Money into Property' report from DTZ Research. Institutions, overseas investors and debt-driven investment played major roles.
PORTLAND-Publicly traded PSC Inc. is moving its headquarters from Webster, NY to downtown Portland. A source with the company says the deal should be finalized in the next week, and specifics will be released at that time.
ATLANTA-Prentiss Properties Trust of Dallas sells the five-year-old, 12-story, 243,048-sf, 90%-leased property for an estimated $20 million or $82.29 per sf. Prentiss was asking $24 million or $98.75 per sf.