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STAMFORD-The law firm of Thomas J. Perkowski, Esq., PC, has renewed and expanded its office space at the Soundview Plaza office building here. Improvements include a tenant-only executive conference room and a dining facility.
PHOENIX-The upscale corner of 24th and Camelback Road may have a new tony tenant if a lease deal for Charles Schwab & Co. for more than 173,000 sf comes to fruition.
MIAMI BEACH, FL-Leon Cohen's American Leisure Resorts of New York didn't have a long wait before turning a gross profit of 40% on an eight-year-old asset purchased in March 1999 for $3.1 million.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Simon Property Group, a REIT focused on the ownership of shopping malls around the country, has given the Capistrano Unified School District a place to house its home schooling program.
MIAMI-Income-producing properties are favored ahead of shopping centers, warehouses, offices and hotels/motels in that order, according to a second-quarter analysis by Integra/AREEA Inc. Japanese investors are largely absent.
SEATTLE-The Seattle-based developer's winning project is the 16-story, former Pacific Medical Center completed in 1999. The building, the third in Seattle ever to win the award, had stood mostly vacant since 1987.
HOUSTON-A federal bankruptcy judge's OK on a motion to sell the former Galvez Mall, closed for four years, advances Island Realty's plan to buy the Galveston Island property for a 300,000-sf power center.
DENVER-The $500-million WorldPark proposal has piqued the interest of the International Speedway Corp., owner of the Daytona International Speedway in Florida. The firm has initiated a feasibility study to weigh the project's merits.