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SAN DIEGO-Many tenants have postponed expansion plans in light of an unsettled stock market and concern over the energy crisis, prompting the lowest absorption rates seen in the county in 10 years, according to a new report.
NEW YORK CITY-If you have been concerned about how the dire economy has been affecting Donald Trump, fear not: Over 50% of the residences at his 220 Boulevard have been sold.
DALLAS-In a closely guarded deal, the Octane Alliance has acquired Manhattan-based RealtyIQ and its 225,000-property database. Octane is setting the stage for an online information exchange amid plans to hire a CEO and decide on a headquarters location.
ORANGE, CA-With 11 freestanding buildings, this latest acquisition adds to Marquis Property Company's holdings adjacent to the home of the Anaheim Angels baseball team.
WILLMAR, MN-The Georgia firm also will close its Benson, MN plant and Minnetonka, MN offices of newly acquired Ag-Chem Equipment. The plant here will be put up for sale when operations move to Jackson, MN.
WASHINGTON, DC-Most apartment residents use their computers to work at home and say having a high-speed Internet connection would impact their decision to rent an apartment, according to the survey.
COLUMBIA, MD-The troubled hotel REIT faces claims that it made its financial outlook appear much healthier than it actually was before announcing problems with the company leasing its properties.
ORLANDO-The South Florida Water Management District wants Orange County to invest a total $7.75 million for the purchase of at least 750 acres of wetlands from 200 individual landowners near the planned $750 million construction area. Owners are now expected to triple their asking price, brokers tell GlobeSt.com.
DETROIT-It's a high-tech victory for Michigan as Covisint's Kevin W. English commits to keeping the online exchange in the state. The current temporary headquarters is in Southfield, but no areas have been ruled out.