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ORANGE COUNTY, CA-The Wisconsin-based retailer will build 93,000-sf store in community of Rancho Santa Margarita, its first facility west of Denver. Chain's arrival is welcome news for California's battered retail property segment.
SAN FRANCISCO-The CMA, which represents about 25,000 of the state's doctors and medical professionals, is subleasing its local headquarters and moving to the state's capital after a brief stop in Oakland to wait for the completion of renovations on its new building.
WHITE PLAINS-US Energy Systems Inc. has moved its corporate headquarters operations from West Palm Beach, FL to 2,300 sf of space at 1 N. Lexington Ave. The company is an independent power producer.
SAN FRANCISCO-Some tenants are taking the offer. Others represented by the Grant Building Tenants Association are not. Owner Seligman Western says it will file unlawful detainer complaints against the remaining tenants.
RICHARDSON, TX-A high-tech California-based company likes the bricks that CarrAmerica's putting up, marking a second lease signing for the developer's first Telecom Corridor project. Custer Court's phase one delivers in September and it's already 40% leased.
HOUSTON-A First Industrial property has eased the immediacy for an ecological paper container company that needed space and move-in capability ASAP. The contract's signed and the 10,869 sf is now ready for Ecotainer.
LEESBURG, FL-This Lake County city of 15,624 permanent residents, 45 miles northwest of Downtown Orlando, plans to place a large slice of its prime 900-acre wastewater treatment sprayfield up for sale to developers and entrepreneurs.
SEATTLE, WA-Whether a tenant can get a big break on a sublease space depends a lot upon the size of the space, the credit of the prospective tenant and the financial depth of the landlord involved.
ORLANDO-Prudential Real Estate Investors and Heller Financial get $47 million for the 15-story, 393-room property, one of the first non-Disney-owned hotels to be built at the Lake Buena Vista, FL attraction in 1972.