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HILLSBORO, OR-Three of the four buildings in the 301,000-sf flex-office development are spoken for. The 90,000-sf, one-building first phase was taken by Sun Microsystems and sold to Washington Capital. The three-building second phase is scheduled for completion in April.
CARLSBAD, CA-With the area's vacancy rates continuing to plummet, a unit of Voit Development Co. Inc. has sold a 37,328-sf office and R&D building in the master-planned Palomar Airport Business Park for $4 million.
WEYMOUTH, MA-The South Shore Tri-Town Development Corp., the agency responsible for developing the 1,450-acre former Naval Air Station here and in Abington and Rockland, decides to slow down the process of renovating the parcel.
HOUSTON-Northchase Investments is getting three new office tenants at two properties. The deals represent a combined 13,861 sf for 14505 Torrey Chase and 13700 Veterans Memorial Dr. structures. The office space commands a rate of about $15 per sf.
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA-The Denver-based optical networking company is funding its objective thanks to $100 million in recent equity investments and $75 million in vendor financing. In two previous rounds, the 350-employee company took in a total of $86.5 million.
GARLAND, TX-A 31,418-sf retail center and supplemental building has been sold in a $2-million deal. The fully leased plaza boasts a 20-year tenant as one of its anchors. A Henry S. Miller Commercial team and Royal Realty Advisors negotiated the deal.
TURLOCK, CA-Dave Davis, chief financial officer for the publicly traded document management company, describes the sale of the 100,000-sf facility and an adjacent, vacant parcel as simply "the conversion of an underutilized asset to cash.
SAN FRANCISCO-Greenwich Capital Markets has hired executives from Merrill Lynch and Donaldson Lufkin Jenrette to bolster its San Francisco operations. "Our clients will continue to have seasoned professionals offering the most innovative solutions," says Greenwich managing director Ryan Mullaney.