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SAN JOSE, CA-Joining several other governments and organizations, a consortium of environmental groups calling itself People for Livable and Affordable Neighborhoods filed suit this week to block Cisco Systems' 688-acre, 20,000-worker campus.
WASHINGTON, DC-Lerner Enterprises and its affiliate, LMH Realty Group, plan to build a 10-story 190,000-sf class A building at 20 M Street, SE. The $45 million project will be across from the Navy Yard Metro Station.
MINNETONKA, MN-Opus sold the two buildings to separate buyers; the 265,000-sf first phase to Property Reserve in Salt Lake City, UT for $43 million and the 300,000-sf second phase to Wells Real Estate in Atlanta for $53 million.
CHESTERFIELD TOWNSHIP, MI-The model-train company shifts use of headquarters here while sending jobs overseas. Distribution and corporate headquarters will remain here and extra space will be used for storage.
LOS ANGELES-A transportation and logistics firm takes 305,000 sf in $22-million South Bay deal, while clothier sews up 123,445 sf in $7-million Vernon lease. County's already low vacancy factor seems to have no place to go but down.
ORLANDO-Gov. Jeb Bush's hand-picked, 19-member team suggests cities, counties and school districts call the shots on new school construction needs in startup subdivisions as part of a new growth management law.
SAN DIEGO-A maker of real estate software has launched a revamped Web site to provide better access for customers that want to negotiate a lease or manage a building over the Internet.
LOS ANGELES-A group that includes locally based Century Park Partners pays estimated $19 million for 150,000-sf complex recently leased by Pacific Bell.
SOUTH KANSAS CITY, MO-A heavily congested highway intersection will be reconfigured. That should help ease traffic flow from suburbs to the Downtown office district.
NEW YORK CITY-Two companies, CSFB and Chase, both involved in the process of examining their space needs in the wake of mergers, work together on a deal to aid them both.