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SAN RAMON, CA-Privately held Odyssey Pharmaceuticals has landed a sublease of 13,699 sf of office/R&D space at Norris Tech Center here for a reported savings of half the per-square-foot cost for direct space.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Brasstech, a manufacturer of plumbing parts, says Santa Ana building is a nice fit for its industrial needs and doesn't hesitate at paying the $3.6-million lease bill.
SANTA ROSA, CA-Even with the market slowdown elsewhere, the area north of the Golden Gate remains active with more than 55,000 sf of space leased in the past few weeks. Four major deals accounted much of this activity.
CHICAGO-One fallacy of dotcom implosion is "some people wonder if the Internet matters anymore" but computers are likely to continue to grow in practical usage for brokers, leasing agents, property managers and financiers.
SEATTLE-A recent reminder of the February earthquake--the collapse of a building overhang--is sending new shockwaves through the building ownership community.
ATLANTA-The 28-year-old investment banker bought Nexpak Corp.'s 221,374-sf manufacturing and distribution center in suburban, Duluth, GA for $61.43 per sf and will lease it back to Nexpak for 20 years at an undisclosed rent.
PHOENIX-A Salt Lake City-based lumber company has shelled out $1.9 million for a north Phoenix retail complex while a local investor has spent $475,000 for a vacant 7-Eleven. In all, upward of 25,000 sf has changed hands.
LONDON-Workspace Group, the specialist investor in small business office and industrial units, has sold its Midlands property portfolio to the privately owned Northern Trust Company