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NEW YORK CITY-Even most optimists are starting to consider the dreaded "r-word" to describe the current economic climate, particularly in light of yesterday's (Feb. 28) poor trading performance. Tony Malkin advises keep leverage low to withstand any economic threat to revenue.
HOUSTON-A group of investors has snagged one of the few remaining frontage parcels along Loop 610. Buyer McCarty Drive LLC has construction crews working hard on a Ryder truck dealership.
AURORA, CO-Graebel Cos. former headquarters has a new owner, who has paid about $6.3 million to be part of the neighborhood where it does business. Continued company growth could signal an expansion on the 26-acre site.
BETHESDA, MD-First Washington owned and operated more than 60 neighborhood shopping centers across the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic. Holders of First Washington's common stock received $26.12 a share in the transaction.
ST. JOSEPH, MO-Mead Corporation has a net lease for the next 15 years for the 330,000-sf building sold by Butler Real Estate Inc. It was a build-to-suit for Mead.
SEATTLE, WA-Hyatt Hotels Corporation today confirmed earlier reports of a joint venture with R.C. Hedreen on The Elliott, a $140 million super-luxury hotel scheduled for completion in June.
BETHESDA, MD-The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority's pact with LCOR to develop a $450-million mixed-use development near a suburban Metro station is the largest ever approved by the Metro authority.
COLLEYVILLE, TX-Village Park Shopping Center's new owner is sure to benefit from the buy, with the 45,153-sf retail complex ideally located along a soon-to-expand boulevard in northeast Tarrant County. Colleyville Boulevard, key to the city's growth, is being widened from four to six lanes.
LA JOLLA, CA-One of the nation's leading economists says that financial analysts predicting a nationwide recession have got it wrong when it comes to the financial health of San Diego County and the rest of