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DES PLAINES, IL-An additional 12,500 sf allows WH Smith to remain at 2311 Mount Prospect Rd. here, in a building developed by First Industrial Realty Trust. Work was done by Chicago-based Keeley Construction, Inc.
AUSTIN-It's official: Insignia/ESG will be using SiteStuff as its e-procurement provider. A member of Project Octane since September, Insignia has just decided to team its bricks with clicks instead of using manual requisitions. SiteStuff gets $735,000 with the deal.
MERIDEN, CT-Urstadt Biddle Properties Inc. has signed lease deals of approximately 62,000 sf at its Townline Square Shopping Center here valued at $5.8 million. These deals will help end a two-year long vacancy.
SAN FRANCISCO-The real estate company acquired 57 industrial buildings totaling 4.8 million sf for $322 million during the fourth quarter, including a 95% interest in 20 on-tarmac air cargo facilities at eight US airports from investors in Aviation Facilities Co.
DETROIT- Motor City Mold Inc. gets a $3.9 million industrial development revenue bond to build new 21,000-sf manufacturing facility in Plymouth Township to assist the automotive industry.
SAN JOSE, CA-If the new land-use designations are applied, officials say it will allow development of 460,800 sf of commercial space and about 7,256 residential units. The study is now headed to the San Jose City Council for review.
DENVER-The 30,000-sf Stage Store, now part of a 121-store bankruptcy disposition list, shouldn't be difficult to market, say Denver retail experts. The CBD property's commercial history dates back to 1933.
NEW YORK CITY-Times Square has gone from seedy mess to family-fun urban playground. Embracing this market, Toys "R" Us signed for a location here. The deal is now at the center of a "who done it" battle.
WARREN, MI-A result of the partnership split is the hiring of Chicago-based Centerpoint Properties to aggressively market the former US Army Tank Plant here. Grubb and Ellis continues as marketing and leasing agent.