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BEND, OR-There's only about 40,000-sf of floor space in the 73-year-old single-story structure, but it's as tall as a seven-story building, as long as one-and-a-half football fields and it sits on a little over four acres.
ATLANTA-The locally-based design firm paid defense contractor GEC-Marconi Avionics $5.1 million or $59.30 per sf for a two-story, 86,000-sf building on 15 acres in suburban Norcross, GA.
TRENTON-State law is modified to allow state and federally chartered banks, savings banks and S&Ls to be licensed for such activity in the Garden State. This could pave the way for venture partnering.
NEW YORK CITY-RFR also acquired the property's master lease from Thomson Financial, and signed a long-term re-lease with Forbes, Inc. Rents range up to $50 per sf.
SAN FRANCISCO-San Francisco Supervisor Gavin Newsom is reacting negatively to plans for a floating hotel and conference center at Pier 35 that would be constructed to look like the Titanic.
FREEHOLD, NJ-Cronheim Mortgage Corp. brokered the package for the borrower, a partnership that has owned the property since it was built back in the early 1960s. Several national chains anchor the shopping center.
SAN FRANCISCO-The locally-based company, in the midst of developing a system to connect property owners, managers, vendors and tenants, has brought on three new recruits to beef up sales and service.
LOS ANGELES-A local developer's plan to replace the aging Lincoln Place Apartments in Venice hits yet another snag, as ACLU accuses the owners of violating tenants' free-speech rights.
LINCOLN CITY, OR-The Villages at Cascade Head would be the largest development in the city's history. The property's changing ownership has made progress difficult. "The status of it, who owns it, seems to be evolving daily," says city planner Matt Harris.