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OVERLAND PARK, KS-Great West Life & Annuity leases more than 8,000 sf in 82 Corporate Woods, located at 10851 Mastin Blvd., which is scheduled to open July 1. Lathrop & Gage will occupy nearly 34,000 sf in the new building.
DETROIT-A 71-unit apartment building with 6,134 sf of commercial space and a 14-unit apartment building with 3,578 sf of commercial space, both in redevelopment/empowerment zones, will be sold online.
BOSTON-This area's top of the market space is still going strong with rumors of a second big deal within a week happening here. One Federal Street has reportedly been sold to Atlanta-based Jamestown Co. for $285 million.
ORLANDO-The 13th annual report by the New York-based real estate valuation and consulting firm calls Orlando and Las Vegas "the best-loved tourist destinations in the nation.
BOTHELL, WA-Locally based MulvannyG2 Architecture designed the 139,000-sf, three-story building for ATL, owner and sole occupant of the four-building campus at 22070 Bothell-Everett Highway. Baugh Construction is the contractor for the new building.
Much of the growth is driven by tourism, with Horry County's 200,000 population swelling last year by 13.6 million visitors who come for the area's 120 courses and the area's beaches. A total $1 billion in planned road improvements is expected to further boost commercial development.
MIAMI-Florida Senate Appropriations Committee votes 16-2 for a proposal to rebate state sales tax dollars to help finance construction of a new ballpark for the National League's Florida Marlins.
WHITE PLAINS-Officials with Newmark & Co. Real Estate say that Westchester County's office market is weathering the current overall economic slowdown and continues to see asking rents rise in early 2001.
IRVINE, CA-Featuring a panel of real estate practitioners and Website executives, the UCI conference series on commercial real estate wrapped up with a discussion on how technology is impacting the industry.