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ORLANDO-The land in suburban Plymouth, FL, 20 miles northwest of Downtown, could be the next mega shopping center in an area with limited retail outlets, area brokers tell GlobeSt.com.
DALLAS-A strategy to beef up Cushman & Wakefield of Texas Inc.'s asset services division is under way with the signing of an 800,000-sf industrial pact. Newly hired James L. Mertz Jr. plans more such pacts as just part of his expansion plan.
DENVER-"Continued low vacancy and solid rent growth will persist through the end of the year," according to an apartment report form Marcus & Millichap. Downtown and the US 36 corridor are the strongest submarkets.
LONDON-The recent announcement by quoted estate agency Chesterton of a downturn in the residential property market has been met with astonishment by one of the country's top property agents.
LAKE WORTH, FL-The Knoxville, TN-based holding company sells a 32,000-sf neighborhood shopping center for about $36.72 a sf to D&D Co. Lake Worth is 59 miles north of Miami.
CAPE CORAL, FL-The Fort Myers, FL-based development company pays Allete Properties $193,333 an acre for a 150-acre site in this city 126 miles west of Miami.
AUSTIN-Hendricks & Partners latest multifamily report is reflecting increases in rent and vacancy as concessions are now firmly planted in 42% of the class-A market. Meanwhile, more units are being delivered despite a dip in demand in most Austin-area markets.
PHOENIX-The Mack Co. is fine-tuning a $38-million plan for a 450,000-sf spec industrial project in the city's northern tier. The firm has placed 10 acres under contract for a total of 40 that are in the project area. Work starts in September.
SCOTTSDALE-The 140,000-sf Gainey Center II is 70% filled, signing four new tenants to the Westcor project. The largest space taker is eFunds Corp., which is taking 47,000 sf for its corporate headquarters.
PHOENIX-In the latest economic study, commercial construction awards are nearly a third higher, $4 billion, in comparison to the booming early 1980s. That's the good news. Some economic indicators are falling short of projections, however.