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WALTHAM, MA-Lend Lease Real Estate Investments Inc. has pulled its six-story office building off the market after three months. The company reportedly did not get the offers it wanted.
PRINCETON, NJ-The high level of leasing activity that characterized this market throughout the year 2000 continues into the new year as a leading battery maker and a wireless company are the latest to sign on the dotted line.
ATLANTA-After a five-year absence, Donald Huffner, regional manager in Columbus, OH for Equity Office Properties Turst, is returning here to manage the firm's 11 million-sf Southeastern portfolio.
SAN FRANCISCO-Union Square is a hub of activity during the day with art shows, lunchtime operas and last-minute rock concerts. The renovation will take 18 months and paid for with revenues from the parking garage beneath the square.
WHITE PLAINS-Brokers and developers who spoke at BOMA's recently held "State of the Market" meeting agreed that the most likely site for new construction in the northern New York suburbs is downtown Stamford.
ENGLEWOOD, NJ-The decision could come down by the end of the month. There is plenty of support for the ratables, but some are still concerned about traffic load in this congested region.
HOBOKEN, NJ-The 550,000-sf second building in the Waterfront Corporate Center will move ahead as planned after lease-up of the same-sized first building tops the 80% mark, including publisher John Wiley's 400,000-sf lease.