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DALLAS-Hillwood executive vice president Tom Mason had been the wearer of many hats for the company. He's passing the CFO's torch to Mark Welch, the first team member to hold what is now an official title in the Hillwood hierarchy.
DALLAS-In a flurry of lease signings, Grubb & Ellis brokers have finalized five new leases, totaling 120,371 sf, and a 75,000-sf renewal. Coming from Denver will be Optical Networks, a relocating Marconi Communications division.
PORTLAND-Similar to the system-development charges new developments are assessed, the "street maintenance and improvement fee" would charge commercial property owners based on how many vehicle trips a property generates. As envisioned, a 500,000-sf office tower would be paying $1,500/month.
FRANKLIN TWP., NJ-Bergman Real Estate and Grand Realty acquire 64,000-sf institutional facility, and will continue extensive renovation effort initiated by the previous owner. Cushman & Wakefield represented the seller, Lincoln property.
PORTLAND-The duo that successfully leased up last year's new downtown office building are getting the nod again, but this time they have a former managing director as a third team member.
LIVERMORE, CA-Advantage Metal Products buys the 59,000 sf shell and has Panattoni build out the space for a total cost of $5.5 million. AMP is moving into the building this week.
NEWARK-JEMB Realty project, the conversion of an old 180,000-sf jewelry factory, gets a floating rate loan in a transaction arranged by Holliday Fenoglio Fowler's bi-state offices.
SAN DIEGO-A local developer has received a prestigious award from the National Association of Homebuilders for a seniors' residential project in Phoenix.
GOLDEN, CO-The Colorado School of Mines is gearing up for a construction start on a $7.8-million, 39,000-sf learning center. The finished product will serve as a gateway to the campus and centerpiece for a three-block area.