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BRIDGEPORT, CT-NRG Energy Inc. of Minneapolis reports it has signed an agreement to acquire the Bridgeport and New Haven Harbor power generation plants from Wisconsin Energy Corp. for $325 million.
PINEVILLE, NC-The 52-year-old Dick's Clothing & Sporting Goods chain has bought a seven-acre site for $2.9 million or $414,255 per acre ($9.51 per sf) just south of Charlotte for the first of five planned stores. The first 45,000-sf unit will open next summer. The site housed the former Cedar Springs Hospital.
VANCOUVER, WA-The Seattle telecommunications company has a handful of people working in temporary offices here overseeing construction of their new plant. The company hopes to occupy the 20,000-sf building by July.
CHARLOTTE-Mecklenburg County is buying the vacant, 18,500-sf structure from William Kerns for $2.48 million. The county will house some of its growing agencies at the property.
CHARLOTTE-The locally based firm is adding five new employees to its 25-person staff to keep up with projects presently under way. Crosland has 1.6 million sf of retail under development in six local projects.
HOUSTON-Let the people decide, say light rail opponents. The opposition group has submitted petitions for a citywide referendum, sparking a debate as to the number of signatures needed to take the issue to the people.
OAKLAND, CA-The building's leasable square footage has already been locked down. Turner Construction Co. has moved into 17,000-sf on the first four floors, Ketchum Inc. has leased another 10,500 sf and Berkeley's Tom Sawyer Software is taking 8,000 sf.
LOS ANGELES-A private family trust has paid $13.5 million for a 4.9-acre parcel in the South Bay and could build up to 58,000 sf of retail on the site.
NEW YORK CITY-Last month alone approximately 1.8 million sf of space was leased or sold in just Manhattan in all of the market sectors. The majority of it was office space.