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AVENEL, NJ-Binswanger/Klatskin has the assignment of marketing the one-story building, which is situated in close proximity to several of the Garden State's busiest highways.
DALLAS-Area brokers have closed four leases for an aggregate 34,569 sf in Grand Prairie, Dallas and Arlington. One tenant is returning to an office building after a three-year absence, signing a five-year lease for a 20,625-sf spot.
DENVER-The $32-million project on 19 acres at 2901 S. Sheridan Blvd. will include 260 one- and two-bedroom units, along with another building with 53 senior independent living units and 11,500 sf of retail.
PARSIPPANY, NJ-The two deals, one a straight lease and the other a sublease, are the result of the Chicago-based company's acquisition of BASF's Knoll Pharmaceutical division.
LONDON-Great Portland Estates has continued its transformation into a central London specialist, but the restructuring held back the latest financial results.
NEW YORK CITY-Results of a survey unveiled last night at the NYU Hospitality Conference reveal that only 58% of polled lodging firms have a formal E-business strategy. Expect the amount of online business to triple in three years.
NEW YORK CITY-The Industrial Development Agency has agreed to provide assistance to six companies and organizations in an effort to keep these businesses in the metropolitan area, increasing economic development.
SEATTLE-An analysis of the timeshare industry will highlight the National Multi Housing Council's Summer Quarterly Meeting, shceduled for June 25-26 at the Four Seasons Olympic Hotel in downtown Seattle.
ROGERS, MN-Opus Northwest is negotiating with several prospects to build up to 450,000 sf in industrial space. It is building a 402,000-sf office facility for Gage Marketing on an adjacent site.
SEDONA, AZ-Leasing is brisk at the $21-million Tequa Festival Marketplace, with phase I nearly filled and tenant talks under way for phase II. At $200 per sf, it could be the costliest retail project in the state.