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SAN DIEGO-A locally based biomedical firm will build 60-acre R&D and manufacturing facility in North County suburb of Oceanside that could employ up to 2,400.
ORLANDO-The 2,900-acre International Corporate Park is making its first sale in years. Dallas distributor Sierra Stone Inc. has contracted to buy 37 acres for a 200,000-sf distribution center. The estimated contract price is $3.22 million or about $2 psf. The park is zoned for 20 million sf of commercial.
LOUISVILLE, CO-A $12 million, 77,000-sf second phase launches this month at the Coal Creek Business Park, situated in a Boulder suburb. The developer is negotiating to lease the entire space to two companies.
FLOWER MOUND, TX-With two structures under way, the 345,000-sf Parker Square in Flower Mound is adding a third building to its ongoing development roster. Ground will break by year's end on a 35,000-sf Health and Fitness Center.
HOUSTON-An additional 50,000 sf of office space delivers in the downtown district, where a number of historic properties have undergone renovations that are helping to ease the city's chokehold on space. Two new tenants have just signed for space in the 1904 Commercial National Bank Building.
AUSTIN-A recently opened 255,000-sf mall in Killeen already is a candidate for a 45,000-sf expansion. Trammell Crow reportedly is negotiating with two national retailers for the added space.
ATLANTA-The two real estate services companies are merging their third-party management portfolios to form Spectrum Cauble Management Co. The new entity will manage a combined six million sf of office, retail and industrial.