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DALLAS-Harwood International has beefed up tenant rosters at five properties, signing six new tenants and stamping a renewal. In all, the seven pacts total 14,485 sf for the class-A holdings in Dallas.
ORLANDO-Corporate Facility Advisors of Arlington, VA tells GlobeSt.com new opportunities are emerging in Central Florida, Houston, Denver, Nashville, Washington, DC, Detroit and Passaic, NJ.
WASHINGTON, DC-Henry Chapman has departed his post as senior director for the regional office of Cushman & Wakefield here and has joined Trammell Crow Co. as director of tenant representation in Maryland and Virginia.
TROY, MI-A new world headquarters will cost $21 million. Along with financing from National City Bank, the company is getting an $8.4 million tax break to stay in this suburb of Detroit.
AUSTIN-Fired Up, parent firm of Johnny Carino's Country Italian restaurants, has found a northeastern US partner to open 35 eateries in five states. It's the latest in a yearlong drive that has resulted in 40 openings and 189 franchise signings.
AURORA, CO-Children's Hospital has the option, which it could exercise later this year, to move from the Uptown neighborhood east of Denver's CBD to the multi-billion redevelopment at the former Fitzsimons Army Hospital here.
ORLANDO-John Collier, former executive director of the Evansville, IN Housing Authority will replace Richard Moore, an interim manager who resigned after alleging HUD officials blocked his efforts to order pest control services at 480 apartments housing 1,200 tenants.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ-The owner of the Jefferson at Scottsdale has finalized $42-million in permanent financing for his May purchase of the 539-unit complex. The project had been developed in 1999 by Texas-based JPI.
ROLLING MEADOWS, IL-The former Gould Center along the Northwest Tollway sees tenants such as tire maker Bridgestone/Firestone relocate, so asset manager Tower Realty Management Corp. hires a Cushman & Wakefield to fill vacancies.