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ATLANTA-The 10-year contract brings the 245,940-sf, 10-story, 245 Perimeter Center office building to 100% occupancy. The property is 15 miles from Downtown. Negotiating for the tenant were Insignia/ESG's Sam Holmes, Anne Lofye and John Shlesinger.
CHICAGO-The Downtown office rental market opens 2001 at an all-time low 8.2% vacancy rate. A report by CB Richard Ellis, Inc. says the hottest areas are River North and the West Loop.
FORT LEE, NJ-Broadband's track record of wiring up almost a million feet a day of commercial space for the past year attracts yet another round of expansion financing.
OAK BROOK, IL-A partnership including REIT CenterPoint Properties Trust, California Public Employees Retirement System and LaSalle Investment Trust buys seven industrial buildings in the Chicago and Milwaukee markets.
HACKENSACK, NJ-NAI/Hanson brokers the separate deals, which are described as mirroring a larger trend toward heightened downtown commercial real estate activity, both sales and leases in the Garden State.
ABERDEEN, NJ-The Texas-based multifamily builder has started work on 290-unit, 14-acre property that will be the first new project on 104-acre site designated for redevelopment by adjacent towns.
FT. WORTH-Crews are hard at work on a $780,000 project for Sysco Food Services of Dallas Inc. Sysco hopes to relocate April 15 to the Riverbend West Business Park office from a spot in west Ft. Worth.
SEATTLE, WA-The Seattle-based purveyor of storage centers exercised its option to buy Fremont Realty Capital's interest in Shurgard/Fremont Partners I, a joint venture that owned some 15 properties that Shurgard developed into storage centers and leased out.
DENVER-1999 got the ball rolling for the 2000 investment market, which had closed the year on a strong note. Grubb & Ellis, in its 2001 forecast, says the metro area has finally shed its 1980s stigma.