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ORLANDO-Michael Heidrich, director of industrial and land sales/leasing at locally based Realvest Partners Inc., tells GlobeSt.com potential tenants continue to go after bulk distribution and office/ware/house/flex space in Orlando's 90 million-sf industrial market.
NEW YORK CITY-Despite record high prices, the first Chelsea condo development is 35% sold and a deal with chain boutique Benettons is inked late last week for the entire ground-floor retail space.
HOUSTON-A Cooper Cameron Corp. division is making plans for a 215,000-sf headquarters in Wolff Cos.' Westway Park. Hines Co. will develop the 8.6-acre parcel with a class-A building that's been designed by HOK.
DALLAS-Hillwood Investment Properties has the first tenant for its first spec project at the 60-acre Pinnacle Park. The 592,000-sf lease reportedly spells a distribution center consolidation for Garden Ridge, a leading home decor retailer.
BOSTON-Local developer Steve Karp notifies City Hall here of his plans for Pier 4 on the South Boston waterfront here. Karp also files the required environmental notification forms for his $400 million mixed-use project.
SAN DIEGO-The California Public Employees' Retirement System announced that it has selected Michael B. McCook of San Diego to head the real estate arm for the huge state retirement fund.
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.