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PISCATAWAY, NJ-The electronics/telecom giant vacated its 145,000-sf building, and the CB Richard Ellis brokers who arranged Motorola's new lease sold its old building just one day later for owner Townsend Property Trust.
ORANGE COUNTY-All three sectors of the regional economy--high-tech, tourism and construction--are expected to slow down in the second and third quarters while construction will continue to give the county an economic boost, according to a recently released economic forecast.
BOCA RATON, FL-Brokerages such as locally based Atlantic Realty Partners are reporting new highs in their volume of property sales. Institutional and private investors are scouting the state for trophy apartment communities.
COLUMBIA, MD-The Rouse Company officials report first-quarter FFO of $70.5 million, up from $63.1 million last year, and say despite a slowing economy, its properties have high occupancy rates and increased rents.
DENVER-A consultant says the Denver Police Department needs to spend almost $100 million over the next 20 years to replace and renovate its buildings. The city already is replacing three police stations for a cost of $36 million.
CHICAGO-The city wins a three-way sweepstakes for Boeing Corp.'s headquarters and 500 executive jobs it brings from Seattle beginning Sept. 4. Geography and incentives play a part in decision-making.
SAN FRANCISCO-In partnership with the subsidiaries of several national title companies, the online commercial real estate marketplace now provides resources and current information necessary for tax-deferred investment property exchanges.
DAYTONA BEACH, FL-Trammell Crow and Orlando-based Boyd Group are teaming with LA-based Carlsberg Management to create the largest oceanfront tourist redevelopment of its kind in Florida. Major hotel players want a piece of the action, GlobeSt.com has learned.
QUINCY, MA-Massachusetts Heavy Industries is back in bankruptcy court claiming it has a new financial plan that will allow it to revive the 180-acre Fore River Shipyard here. The company found a backer who has agreed to raise the $55 million MHI needs.
ROCKVILLE, MD-The REIT, which has major developments under way in Arlington, VA and San Jose, CA, reports its FFO increased 66 cents a share during the first quarter, and income was up 4.2%.