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LOS ANGELES-Cushman & Wakefield has brought on board Mary A. Marx, a 20-year veteran of commercial real estate, who previously served at Transwestern Commercial Services.
DENVER-American Furniture Warehouse is getting a new neighbor. Transwestern and MONY Real Estate are partnering on a 31-acre site in northern Douglas County. Brokers have pegged the completed value upward of $42 million.
ATLANTA-The Gap, Banana Republic, Talbots, Bath & Body Works and Victoria's Secret are anchoring Cousins Properties' 167,000 shopping center in Peachtree City, GA, 30 miles south of Downtown Atlanta.
AUSTIN-Walnut Creek Business Park is the site of a 51,885-sf undertaking by Trammell Crow's Central Texas team. The spec project is being built on five acres that a California-based company has given up in its decision to pull out of the city.
SEATTLE, WA-According to the latest report from Texas-based M/PF Research, rents in the greater Seattle market increased by an average of 6% since fourth quarter 1999, exceeding the region's general consumer price inflation rate of 4.1%.
VANCOUVER, B.C.-The $6 billion investment and property management company says its $20 per share tender offer garnered it 13.2 million common shares of Bentall, or 97.4% of common shares not already owned by SITQ or its affiliates and associates.
SAN JOSE, CA-The consortium says it is currently working with BOMA and state officials to craft an implementation plan that will provide concrete energy enhancement recommendations in real estate throughout California, including the state's own buildings.
BARTOW, FL-Ben Hill Griffin III, a prominent Florida corporate chief, denies allegations by his four sisters and maintains he is running the family trust's operations profitably. Bartow is 60 miles south of Downtown Orlando.
MORRIS TWP., NJ-The Order aims to strengthen its financial future, but may have to change plans as it prepares for a planning board vote. The environment is a key issue.
HOUSTON-Dynacare Hermann Laboratories has taken a bold step to set up a medical lab outside the city's medical corridor. The firm has signed for a 66,800-sf spot at Interwood Business Park, a move that has even surprised the developer.