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WHITE PLAINS-Berlin Productions, a business-to-business Internet solutions company, reports it has officially opened its new offices at 2 William St. Downtown. The company has relocated from Yorktown Heights.
HOUSTON-Insignia/ESG has landed a new tenant for Eldridge Place Two, signing J. Ray McDermott Inc., an offshore energy supplier, to 146,768 sf in the class-A office property. The premier property is owned by The Brookdale Group, headquartered in Atlanta.
SAN JOSE-Council members said the petition was in violation of state election laws in many ways, including misleading voters. The decision means Cisco can go-ahead and begin construction this year on its 20,000-worker campus--unless the courts ultimately take over.
DETROIT-The Farmington Hills industrial and commercial engineering company is building a 13,200-sf vehicle maintenance facility and truck wash for trash management firm Allied Waste this winter.
ORLANDO-An expected drop in interest rates this quarter by the Fed will spur new investment activity in the multifamily sector here, Grubb & Ellis Co.'s Steve Flanagan tells GlobeSt.com.
STAMFORD, CT-W&M Properties reports that Octagon Marketing and Athlete Representation has expanded its presence at Soundview Plaza and now leases a total of 32,136 sf at the property.
DALLAS-Industrial properties in the Great Southwest and Dallas have new owners, thanks to recent sales by a Grubb & Ellis Co. brokerage team. A 196,000-sf General Foods distribution site will now be used by a North Carolina paper company.
SAN FRANCISCO-New York-based Chelsea Piers and the Mills Corp. of Arlington, VA each have plans to land the largest waterfront project in San Francisco: the redevelopment of piers 27-31. Port commissioners are expected to make a selection by March.
AUSTIN-GE Capital has acquired the 106,946-sf first phase of Stassney Heights Shopping Center as the developer, Trammell Crow Co., gears up to start work on the balance of the second phase. Three restaurants already are under construction.
COSTA MESA, CA-UltraLink Inc. will maintain its presence in El Segundo, while consolidating employees and relocating executives to offices in Cosa Mesa.