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AUSTIN-Wal-Mart and Burpee will pay a tad more than $4.4 million for two asset groups of Austin-based Garden.com. The five-year-old company's 34,871-sf of office space also is up for grabs as a result of the previously announced shutdown.
WEST HAVERSTRAW, NY -The Shaw Jobson building, which housed the hardware and accessories store that carried the building's name, has been sold to an investment group called BBM LLC.
SEATTLE, WA-The relatively small CBD building, said to have been built as a brothel in rough-and-tumble, turn-of-the-century Seattle, is set to fetch a handsome price of nearly $3 million, despite it being a potential tear-down.
HOUSTON-Four leases, totaling 12,814 sf, have been inked for Houston retail properties. The Marble & Tile Collection is taking the largest space, planning a 7,358-sf store at 1285 N. Post Oak.
WINSTON-SALEM, NC-Commercial development this year isn't expected to blow the lid off, but it shouldn't be totally disappointing either, based on announced and planned projects in the tri-city area.
BELLEVUE, WA-The Vancouver, B.C.-based REIT is offering five of its "matured" Class A office holdings -- two here and three in Southern California -- and also trying to work a deal that would take the public company private.
EVANSTON, IL-A smaller version of the retailer's State Street store has become 54 condos. The Evanston Galleria preserves details of the art deco building, including floor directors and trademark Marshall Field's clock.
ATLANTA-. During the first week after the re-open-for-business word went out, 43 applications were filed--16 each for commercial and multifamily/industrial/institutional projects; 11 for single-family development.
WASHINGTON, DC-1 Freedom Square, an 18-story, 414,000-sf class A office tower in Reston, VA, walked away with awards from the NAOIP, Northern Virginia Chapter of the AAIA, and the Metro Washington and Virginia Chapters of ABC.