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ORLANDO-Locally-based Commercial Net Lease Realty Services Inc.'s NorthStar Advisory Group Inc. is also offering expertise from CB Richard Ellis Inc. and Deloitte Consulting.
NEW YORK CITY-While there is still concern over relocation of industrial property to New Jersey, the state is confident that the city's appeal will at least keep businesses pushed out by the tight market in the city's New York suburbs.
AUSTIN-The "Storm's" coming to 8303 Mopac Blvd. Ion Storm, a computer game designer, has successfully jockeyed for 19,915 sf in the 251,000-sf, four-story building.
LOS GATOS, CA-The on-line commercial real estate services company is still open for business, but it's running on a skeleton crew in an attempt to preserve cash flow while talks with interested buyers.
NEW YORK CITY-Rent at the office building located in the Grand Central District has jumped by about $19 per sf on average, due in large part, according to its general manager, to the $30 million capital improvement project underway.
ORLANDO-Archon Group of Las Colinas, TX developed the Greens at Eaglewood Apartments at John Young Parkway and Oakridge Road in south Orlando, the company's first area venture. Essex Builders Group, the project's general contractor, predicts a strong construction year in Central Florida in 2001, despite feared slowdowns elsewhere.
OAKLAND-Four firms were awarded a $42.6 million master architect and design contract that will add a consolidated two-level terminal complex with a double-decked roadway, a multi-level parking garage and 12 additional gates.
LOS ANGELES-Commercial real estate investors from Wall Street to Pacific Coast Highway cheer the Federal Reserve's surprise rate-reduction. Tenants will enjoy the benefits first but owners will eventually reap their share too, experts tell GlobeSt.com.