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Hyattesville, MD-Prince George's Metro Center, a million-plus-sf office complex, leased 16,000 sf to the Univeristy of Maryland University College. UMUC will be located in the same building with Prince George's Community College.
HOUSTON-Coastal Corp.'s aggressive sell-off puts 306 convenience store operations into the hands of Phillips Petroleum. The pact comes just days after 253 stores are passed to Sunoco. The deals are cut practically on the eve of a merger signing.
DENVER-The Upper Larimer neighborhood may be the next "in" place to live, but without the noise and congestion of its eclectic counterparts. Fire Clay Lofts breaks ground on 53 units that are designed to re-shape the area's image.
BURLINGTON, MA-Spaulding & Slye Colliers Investment Services has arranged a $16.2 million interim construction loan for the ownership of the 4 Van DeGraaf Drive office building currently under construction here.
HOUSTON-EMO Trans Inc., headquartered in Freeport, NY, is migrating south in a deal cut for 19,800 sf at the Interwood Business Park along Heathrow Forest Parkway. Midway Development is the property owner.
RAHWAY, NJ-As part of an ongoing portfolio expansion, the two New Jersey-based companies are acquiring two Center City office towers on JFK Boulevard totaling more than 470,000 sf of space.
ORLANDO-The Hong Kong-based fashion designer is leasing 4,800 sf for an estimated five years at the 900,000-sf, 60-store Pointe Orlando themed retail center on tourist-heavy International Drive in the city's south end.
PHOENIX-North Scottsdale is getting another office condominium project. This time it's a proposal from a development company headed by the owner of the Phoenix Suns.
ORLANDO-WebVestors Equity Partners, headed by former restaurateur Ned Grace, will focus on startup companies marketing products related to defense technology but won't ignore the hospitality or real estate industries.