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NEW YORK CITY-The Y is moving to a new development on 14th Street where it will have 67,000 sf on two floors, the same amount of space it had on nine floors uptown.
DALLAS-Four properties recently have been sold by the Henry S. Miller Commercial team. The dispositions represent the full gamut of property types - housing to industrial - located as far north as Denton and as far south as Bedford.
RIDGEFIELD, WA-Clark County is balking at plans by the church to build a 40,000-sf administration center because the agriculturally-zoned land it wants to use allows for worship centers, not business centers.
ATLANTA-Transportation is still the key factor behind a rehabilitation of the 105-year old East Point, GA plant. Braden Fellman Group is ready to invest $1.6 million to convert the structure to loft offices.
SAN JOSE-Manhattan-based Rockefeller Group Development Corp. is master leasing a six-story, 100,841-sf building under development on Winchester Boulevard, and then subletting four floors to affiliate Rockefeller Center Business Centers and one floor to Cushman & Wakefield.
CONCORD, NC-The one-year-old retail center, about 10 miles north of Downtown, is going after the teen-age market to boost revenue. Potential new retailers are Jones New York, Guess, Liz Claiborne, Nordstrom and Saks Fifth Avenue.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Holders of Pacific Gulf Properties common and preferred stock gave a thumbs up Thursday to selling the REIT's industrial and multifamily portfolios, as well as its remaining assets.
SAN FRANCISCO-Beginning at the end of November, agents and brokers currently using the existing panoramic iPIX system will be able to utilize the new 360-degree technology.
HOUSTON-A professional employer agency eyes the potential in the region's job market, where companies have been grousing about a tight supply of workers. EPIX has selected Houston for its 16th branch office