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CHARLOTTE-City rushes to finish new proposal after legislators kill referendum bid. But the clock is ticking as the April 5 deadline approaches for lawmakers to approve a bill.
HOUSTON-The listing agent says calls are pouring in about a 5,600-sf building and less than a half acre that's come to market in the CBD's Midtown corridor. A family estate is hawking the property that is considered a high-value deal due to its location.
WHITE PLAINS-Reckson Realty Associates reports that it has secured three lease deals that have brought its 100 Grasslands Rd. building in Elmsford to almost 100% occupancy. It also leased 11,092 sf in its Valhalla office park.
SARASOTA, FL-The plaintiffs seek certification of a class-action lawsuit against the locally based developer of wireless communications tower sites after learning the company is revising its financials. Sarasota is 180 miles northwest of Miami.
PEABODY, MA-Lodestar Corp. expands its presence here again by occupying another 18,500 sf of space at 1 Corporation Way. The company, which provides e-business software solutions within the energy industry, already has two locations here.
EAGAN, MN-Duke-Weeks will construct the build-to-suit facility for the Chicago-based freight forwarder, which liked a location accessible to two interstates and the airport in the Eagan Pointe business park.
PARSIPPANY,NJ-Sublet space is said to be on the rise in Northern New Jersey, and this latest block will be offered at below-market prices, according to its brokers.
COLUMBIA, SC-Potential commercial real estate developments appear to favor South Carolina because of its superior road management system, according to a University of North Carolina professor in Charlotte.
ATLANTIC CITY-In a complicated sale-leaseback deal, a Philip Morris subsidiary has purchased the tax benefits from the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority, which will continue to run it.