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PHOENIX-The US Census Bureau's latest accounting had the Phoenix area leading the nation in job growth just two years ago. But that's probably not the case today, with 2001 statistics putting growth at 2.4% in comparison to the 4.7% in the bureau's latest tally.
ALLEN, TX-Daisytek has cleared the decks to buy a 400,000-sf distribution center from its spin-off company. The Memphis center reportedly will fetch more than $10 million and puts the Allen-based distributor one step closer to regaining control of the site.
SEATTLE-Mayor Paul Schell has signed an ordinance repealing the code that requires the grantor of "any fee title or beneficial interest" in real property to obtain a form prepared by the Director of the Department of Design, Construction and Land Use.
TROY, MI-The $30-million, 80,000-sf facility for executive offices, customer support facilities and engineering operations joins many of the company's automotive supply businesses in Oakland County, including a 43,000-sf expansion in Auburn Hills.
MIAMI-Corporate Center Holdings Inc. pays $76.25 per sf for the 20-year-old, 281,985-sf, 100%-leased corporate park west of Sweetwater and 10 miles west of Downtown in the Airport'/West submarket.
CORAL GABLES, FL-The locally based development company lost a potential $1.5 million gain on the April 16 sale of 205,000 shares in a homebuilding company that just merged with Pulte Homes. Coral Gables is six miles south of Miami.
PALM BEACH, FL- The locally based company reported an overall net loss of $3.5 million, or 18 cents per diluted share, on revenue of $17 million for the quarter, compared with a net loss of $4.2 million, or 20 cents per diluted share, on revenue of $15.9 million for the same period last year.
ATLANTA-Gary Thompson, who directs Wachovia Bank's Florida and Georgia retail business, will head the Georgia end for the firms after the proposed merger closes this fall under the Wachovia banner.
ARLINGTON, TX-The Southwest BOMA Region has its TOBY picks ready to head to the national competitions in Baltimore. The 15-year-old Brookhollow II's property manager is optimistic it will win its category.
HOUSTON-Area brokers have closed 23,212 sf in office deals for four BMS Management-owned buildings in Houston. Titanis Inc. is the largest space taker in the lineup, snagging 12,929 sf at 10700 N. Freeway.