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PHOENIX-New 350,000-sf retail center in northeast is filling up. Brokers recently signed up six more tenants, even though the facility won't be completed until fall.
PLANO, TX-The management team's in place and so are the first 100 tenants for Taubman Centers' 1.4-million sf grand entry into the Texas market. The REIT has put together a high-profile tenant lineup, with several making their first appearance in the metroplex retail mix.
AUSTIN-Strong Productions is uprooting its north central Austin warehouse operations come Feb. 15 and heading to Rutland 8 in the same submarket. The recently inked deal takes the industrial structure to full occupancy.
PHOENIX-New 350,000-sf retail center in northeast is filling up. Brokers recently signed up six more tenants, even though the facility won't be completed until fall.
YORKTOWN, NY-Construction is scheduled to begin this month on a new 36,000 sf shopping center at Route 6 and Mohegan Ave. that will be the home of a CVS drug store and a Charlie Brown's Steakhouse.
CHICAGO-Trammell Crow Co. is hired by TA Associates to sell a 192,000-sf Class A bulk warehouse at 9910 North by Northeast Boulevard in Indianapolis. It is 100% leased with Borders, Inc. occupying 50% of the space.
NEW YORK CITY-The system allows tenants to order office supplies, messengers, car services and book travel arrangements from local and national vendors that are part of the network.
ATLANTA-The Myrtle Beach, SC-based company is shuttering 38 of its 122 superstores over the next two months. The stores being closed were not profitable, company officials say in a prepared statement. The 50,000-sf stores, located in retail centers, sell off-price home and garden merchandise.
PORTLAND-Opus Northwest completed construction on a class A office building in just seven months and has already leased one-third of the facility's 115,797 sf. It is the first tilt-up office structure to be built here.