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STAMFORD, CT-NYFIX, an electronic trading systems firm, has expanded its headquarters with a 5,154 sf sublease deal at 333 Ludlow St., at Stamford Harbor Park. Grubb & Ellis represented the tenant in the deal.
NEW YORK CITY-The construction financing is designed for shopping center projects in the predevelopment stage. The firm now has four such ventures underway with about 1.2 million sf of gross leaseable space.
IRVINE, CA-John Miller, a 30-year real estate veteran, has rejoined Legacy Partners after stint with Maguire Partners. He will run Legacy's Southern California and Nevada operations.
DALLAS-Wyndham International is hoping a recently inked pact will serve as a model in other major cities. The hotel chain will be getting supplies and putting $75,000 into an internship program for On-Target, a Dallas-based minority-owned logistics provider.
GREATER BOSTON-The drop in the Federal interest rate will have a positive impact on the commercial real estate market here by making it easier to finance projects and by stabilizing the economy, according to local industry experts.
MENOMONEE FALLS, WS-The retailer plans to open more stores in its existing Midwest and Mid-Atlantic markets, plus enter new territory in Atlanta, Hartford/New Haven, CT and Arkansas.
SATSOP, WA-The station, along with a 50-mile pipeline to bring natural gas to the site from the Interstate 5 corridor, will be constructed at a cost of $250-million. It will replace a once-planned pair of nuclear plants envisioned by Energy Northwest for the area.
ATLANTA-An entire retail investment team moved from Ben Carter Associates to Trammell Crow Co. Access to Trammell's national and regional network was the motivating factor in the relocation, the four agents say.
CHICAGO-A $14.1-million mortgage allowed a joint venture to buy a 16-story office building at Wacker Drive and Dearborn Street, directly south of the Chicago River. They inherit a building 96% occupied.
DETROIT-The new designated areas will give businesses more tools to begin and continue development there. Boundaries of Renaissance Zones in Detroit as well as across the state were widened.