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KANSAS CITY-Tax Increment Financing plans had called for construction of a $25-million office building. DST Realty Inc. has no immediate plans for a site that once was slated for a 180,000-sf office building.
ISSAQUAH, WA-The locally based, typically stand-alone volume retailer will be the anchor tenant in a 440,000-sf mixed-use development on the site of a former Sears store at 4550 West Pico Blvd.
NEW YORK CITY-Availability may be increasing, but another big piece of office space is officially off the market. The Kipp/Stawski Group, owners of 360 Madison Ave., has added GKM to their tenant roster.
PORTLAND-Local hotel brokerage specialist Ed Dundon says the Westside hotel market is firming up and that despite rumors of its trouble, the airport market is reporting a slight increase in revenue per available room.
BEAVERTON, OR-In court Friday, a U.S. Bankruptcy Judge says she may decide later this week which debt reorganization plan will prevail for the the Round at Beaverton Central development, a long-stalled mixed-use development project surrounding a downtown light rail stop.
DALLAS-Some metropolitan areas are experiencing hefty landlord giveaways, but the courting practice hasn't invaded Texas as yet, say real estate execs in Dallas-Ft. Worth and Austin. They say there definitely won't be a return to free rent days as in 1987-88.
SACRAMENTO, CA-There is a definite need for the 28-story, 500-room facility set to open April 28. The hotel says it has already booked more than 100,000 room nights through 2006.
LOS ANGELES-Owners of retail properties from the East Coast to the West are hammered by disappointing sales results from several department-store chains. Some retailers who cater to teens fare better, but not by much.
AUSTIN-Transwestern Commercial Services' Austin office says upward of 224,289 sf of sublease office space has been taken in the past two weeks. Sublease space watchers differ on the bottom line, but it's a safe bet it's shrinking.