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ATLANTA-The Atlanta-based architectural firm was the only Southern group to win one of the annual national honor awards from the American Institute of Architects.
WOODBRIDGE, NJ-Two properties, located near Princeton and Toms River, total more than 500,000 sf and feature such anchors as Stern's, Bloomingdale's Furniture, Marshalls and Pier I Imports.
Washington, DC-ChainLink, a national retail realty services firm, is liquidating 38 closed Pep Boys locations. ChainLink is also adding realty services offices in New York, New Jersey, and New Mexico to its network.
DEDHAM, MA-New York-based Strategic Resources Corp. has acquired Dedham Executive Center here. The 180,000-sf office building is 95% occupied but SRC estimates the 20% of the leases will be rolled over annually for the next three years.
ORLANDO-Celebration II will be a twin to the four-story, 80,334-sf Celebration I, currently 75% leased at average full-service rents of $21 per sf. Celebration is a four-year-old new-town-styled community developed by Walt Disney World.
WASHINGTON, DC-Fannie Mae is redeeming $25 million and $150 million in recallable universal fixed-interest securities. They have a maturity date of Jan. 12, 2005. The redemption date is Jan. 12, 2001.
PHOENIX-A local developer has purchased a parcel in the West Valley and plans to build a 400,000-sf distribution complex there. The area's advantages make it the pick in the Valley for the distribution industry.
BETHESDA, MD-Crestline Capital is opening its first Courtyard Marriott Hotel in Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Crestline Hotels & Resorts Inc. is managing the $12-million Baltimore/Inner Harbor Courtyard by Marriott.
NEW YORK CITY-The office market continues to be tight, and many experts argue the vacancies created by mergers and acquisitions, as well as dot-com closures will be beneficial, returning some prime office space to a starved city.