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WASHINGTON, DC-Despite the economic slowdowns, the nation's office vacancy rate declined for the sixth consecutive quarter, according to a Grubb & Ellis Market Report. Rental rates continue rising and new construction is also up.
JERSEY CITY-With a 0.41% vacancy rate, this market is more than ready for 1.1 million sf of spec space, but don't expect it to stay spec for very long.
AUSTIN-Canyon Oaks, a 562-unit multifamily project in south Austin, has reason to party. A new tenant's application marks the 500,000th online transaction for Denver-based SafeRent. The merriment crosses state borders as Canyon Oaks' staff receives a party in a box from Denver.
LOS ANGELES-Handing at least a short-term victory to homeowners, officials at LA International Airport say they'll delay their expansion efforts by at least six months to get more input from the public.
LIVERMORE, CA-Cybeq Systems will lease 28,135-sf in the Livermore Business Center for its new headquarters. The company is moving from 52,000-sf in Milpitas.
OAKLAND, CA-The Port of Oakland has sold the last 14 acres of the park to a Woodside-based developer who will construct 240,000-sf of buildings to accommodate office use, research and development and distribution.
DALLAS-Sterling Media Capital Group's board chairman is taking over the CEO's role in a shuffle that puts the current CEO into the presidency's chair. Paul A. Nussbaum is replacing Dwight Pierce, who is now the president. Pierce will retain his board seat with the change.
PHOENIX-The suburb of Surprise could become the spring training home for two American League teams, now that the city has been promised $26 million toward building a $45-million sports complex.
NEW YORK CITY-On the heels of the New York and National Housing Conferences' Annual Awards Luncheon, focusing on those who work for affordable housing, AvalonBay plans new housing out of reach for many.