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PLEASANTON, CA-The real estate firm says it now holds title to the five-building, 559,829-sf office park here on behalf of the National Office Partners Limited Partnership and CalPERS, the California Public Employees' Retirement System.
BURBANK, CA-A software firm has purchased a 72,000-sf building in the Burbank area for nearly $10.7 million, a signal that small and mid-size investors have faith that property values and rents will go up.
KANSAS CITY-New York New York Clothing opens in Blue Ridge Mall while two Hit or Miss chain stores will remain open in this market after their parent company files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
KANSAS CITY-The Zimmer Cos. and DST Systems Inc. are in the running for a contract to draw plans and create a development strategy for riverfront property between the River Market area and the Missouri River.
RENTON, WA-SECO Development Inc. and Wright Runstad & Co. are redeveloping a former industrial site on the southern shores of Lake Washington into 778,000 sf of offices, 400 apartment units, a 220-room luxury hotel and an unknown amount of retail space.
OVERLAND PARK, KS-A newly formed bank holding company completes a transaction that includes purchasing the Kendall branch at 135th Street and Nieman Road in Overland Park for $1.7 million.
LOS ANGELES-Though no blockbuster sales have been announced in the office market lately, several smaller properties changed hands. Many brokers say this signals continued confidence in the region's real estate market.
GREENBURGH, NY-The Town Board has decided not to spend approximately $7.8 million to acquire a vacant 134,000 sf building that was originally built 10 years ago and is still not fully completed.
LIVONIA, MI-The local development firm bought Seven Mile Crossing to build up office space in this downriver city. The sale was part of a $56.4-million package that included buildings in Houston and suburban Chicago.
HAMILTON, NJ-The power center would be the first phase of a major mixed-use project, and the first New Jersey property for the Atlanta-based developer. A spring construction start is planned.