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PURCHASE, NY-A division of Verizon Communications has signed a relocation deal at 2975 Westchester Ave. that will more than double its office presence in the county.
SAN FRANCISCO-The industrial real estate developer is joint venturing with GIC Real Estate Pte Ltd., the real estate investment subsidiary of the Government of Singapore Investment Corp., to own and operate distribution facilities in the US.
ALISO VIEJO, CA-Aqueduct Inc., former known as BuyNow.com, has leased 20,000 sf of office/flex-tech space for seven years to accommodate company expansion.
BROOMFIELD, CO-Lagging sales have prompted Westcor Development to bring a marketing manager on board. The problem, say tenants, is a lack of awareness by mall shoppers about the 235,000-sf outdoor area that abuts the traditional indoor venue.
WHITE PLAINS-A chief official with New York Presbyterian Hospital will discuss the hospital's $200 million biomedical project proposed for its 214 acre campus here at a meeting at the Westchester County Board of Realtors on April 19.
ORLANDO-The five-member Sanford Housing Authority has until Thursday to turn in its resignations as this blue-collar suburb of 37,327 residents awaits a final report from HUD on alleged irregularities at six federally funded, multifamily shelter projects for low-income families.
HILLSIDE, IL- Family Square Shopping Center in this western suburb of Chicago sells for $47 per sf. Tenants of the five-acre neighborhood shopping center include Leamington Foods, Firestone Tires and Super Trak Auto.
NEW YORK CITY-The Apartment Group is currently recruiting top senior executives from firms across the country as it takes its model to all of its regional offices, blending the new company with services in place.
ORLANDO-Banks outsourcing certain elements of the commercial real estate business would be the solution for both disciplines, John M. Crossman, senior vice president and director of retail services, Orlando division, Trammell Crow Co., tells GlobeSt.com.