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  • British Manufacturer Signs Lease for Former Honeywell Technology Center

    COLUMBIA, MD-Corporate Office Properties has signed United Kingdom-based Bookham Technology Inc. to a long-term lease for 150,000 sf at the former Honeywell Technology Center, 9140 Old Annapolis Rd., in the Oakland Ridge Industrial Park.

  • Tucson High-tech Firm Leases Space for Larger Headquarters

    PHOENIX-Rapid growth has cramped the quarters of a fast-growing Tucson high-tech company, prompting company leaders to lease an additional 23,300 sf of office space.

  • LCOR Taps New VP to Oversee Major Projects

    JERSEY CITY-Anthony L. Marchetta has joined LCOR Inc.'s New Jersey office as vice president, succeeding David Eichler, who will manage the company's new Oakland, CA office. He serves on the NJ State Planning Commission.

  • Best Buy Completes Magnolia Purchase

    EDEN PRAIRIE, MN-As part of its aggressive growth plans for the high-tech electronics retailer, Best Buy has identified 150

  • Celebrities Sue Planet Hollywood to Cut Ties with All Star Cafes

    ORLANDO-Golfer Tiger Woods, tennis stars Monica Seles and Andre Agassi and football legend Joe Montana are suing locally-based Planet Hollywood International Inc. to have their photos and memorabilia removed from the menus and walls of the All Star Cafe chain being phased out nationally. The athletes are also asking unspecified money damages for not having been a part of Planet Hollywood's bankruptcy reorganization plan approved earlier this year in U.S. District Court in Delaware.

  • Two-story Office, Garage Built in Warren

    WARREN, MI-The Garrison Co. has completed a $2-million facility for Kinnie-Annex Construction that it will use as its corporate headquarters.

  • Spectrum Properties Ready to Bid Again on Convention Center Site

    CHARLOTTE-The locally-based developer is considering copying the 300,000-sf Peabody Place project in Memphis, TN for the Uptown 3.3-acre site. The city's minimum asking price for the dirt is $13 million or $3.93 million per acre.

  • One Convention Place Opens with Top Floor Still Available

    SEATTLE, WA-The 22-story, 308,580-sf office building is the first new office tower in the central business district since Wright Runstad & Co. completed the 22-story, 422,000-sf Second & Seneca Building in 1991.

  • Tenants Getting Comfortable in Perry Brooks Building

    AUSTIN-The Perry Brooks building has the look of the 1950s and the feel of the new millenium, giving it eclectic charm with high-tech appeal. Occupancy now stands at 100%, a far cry from levels two years ago when a major makeover had been put into action.

  • Over 350,000-SF In Leases Get Green Lights in Brisk Houston Market

    HOUSTON-The city's leasing market is on a high, with pacts totaling 358,449 sf being signed in a year-end flurry. A 149,750-sf warehouse spot is being taken at 5301 Clinton Dr. while another warehouse site, totaling 81,875 sf, is signed for at 505 Campbell.