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NEW YORK CITY-The trusts invest in single-tenant commercial properties. Three of the four have delivered higher dividends over the previous quarter since their inception.
SAN ANTONIO-Retail rental rates have finally leveled off after a long escalation period. The playing field's been tempered by new construction, which for awhile could barely keep pace with demand. But there's no standstill; more product is coming.
BLOOMINGTON, MN-The shutdown probably cost the 500-plus stores more than $1 million in lost sales at the nation's largest shopping mall. The last significant closing was during weekend power outage in June 1994.
NORWALK, CT-eLEC Communications Corp. announces that it has opened its new 45,000 sf customer contact center at its soon-to-be corporate headquarters location at 543 Main St. in New Rochelle, NY.
UNION CITY, NJ-The locally-based Hanrock Group, a commercial and residential owner/manager, buys buildings totaling 95 units to increase its portfolio to 45 buildings with more than 1,400 units.
SAN DIEGO-A lethal combination of over-regulation and NIMBYism is hobbling attempts to solve California's escalating housing crisis, according to builders.
ORLANDO-FDN Inc. of suburban Winter Park, FL states the non-operating subsidiaries, Tel Communications Inc. and ClearPoint Communications Inc., have rung up $10 million in debt over the past two years.
AUSTIN-Apple Computer's just trying to keep pace with tech-support demand. The firm, which leases 250,000 sf at Promontory Point, has signed for another 39,000 sf at Braker Center. A temporary deal that could turn permanent, the broker says.
HOUSTON-Village Green, Baybrook and First Colony shopping centers each have secured a new tenant. Cingular is opening its 74th Houston store while Proven Products is making plans for its third. Leslie's Pool Supplies is heading to Village Green.
PORTLAND-The Society of Industrial and Office Realtors' annual awards breakfast also included rants and market predictions by keynote speakers Carl Panattoni of Sacramento-based Panattoni development, and Jim Johnson, Intel's vice president of technology and manufacturing.