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WAYNE, NJ-The provider of sales, educational and marketing services has shifted its corporate operations to a WP Commercial facility from a location in nearby Fair Lawn. This brings the building to 100% occupancy.
MT. ARLINGTON, NJ-The 10-year loan to Atkins Development Group is based not on current leasing statistics, but on the owner's expected ability to complete the lease-up. The money will cover an earlier construction loan.
ORLANDO-PricewaterhouseCoopers and Venture One report 18 first-quarter transactions totaling $104.9 million compared to 16 deals valued at $178.9 million in fourth quarter 2000. But total dollars invested in Florida for 2000 doubled 1999 volume.
HOUSTON-Bruce elementary and Southmayd elementary schools are the recipients of a community service program from Crescent Real Estate Equities. Greenway Plaza and Houston Center staffs are the contributors.
CHICAGO-Mark Goodman & Associates Inc.'s new 18-story office tower in the West Loop has lagged behind most other Downtown office developments despite offering Class A amenities and a location convenient to commuter rail stations.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA-A new Marcus & Millichap report says 2.9 million sf of retail space will be delivered here this year, roughly matching demand. More properties could be put up for sale as owners try to cash-in their equity gains.
SAN DIEGO-In making the move to increase operating efficiency, the company cut its space requirement by more than 42,000 sf, from its existing three-building, 182,120-sf site to about 140,000 sf.
SAN FRANCISCO-Golden Gate Performing Arts, which runs the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus, signed a two-year lease for about 1,000 sf at the 18th Street address after the 4,300 sf it had been subleasing from Bank of America became unavailable.
ATLANTA-John J. Mack, former president/COO and a director of Morgan Stanley, and Hugh L. McColl, former chairman/CEO of Bank of America are the new faces on the developer's board.