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SAN ANTONIO-Transwestern has sealed pacts with five new tenants for One International Center in the city's north central corridor. The building still has 47,000 sf in one large block available.
ORLANDO-The $76.18 per-sf price on the 2.29-acre prime parcel came in below the $100 per-sf level estimated by area professionals but equaled recent land prices in the central business district. GlobeSt.com reported the transaction Dec. 4 before the deal was recorded at Orange County real estate offices.
ATLANTA-The city's transit authority is doubling its investment to $82 million in one of its transit-oriented developments, the newly-named Lindbergh City Center.
NEW YORK CITY-Don't cry doom and gloom just yet. Most experts see the industry surviving the coming economic hit. The question is exactly how hard that hit will be.
EUGENE, OR-The plans, submitted to the city by a local family here, do not name the would-be occupant, but its size and expandability match plans the ubiquitous warehouse retailer has in the neighboring city of Springfield.
GREENWICH-The investment banking firm has promoted George Davala to managing director and head of asset-backed sales at its corporate headquarters here.
EUGENE, OR-The plans, submitted to the city by a local family here, do not name the would-be occupant, but its size and expandability match plans the ubiquitous warehouse retailer has in the neighboring city of Springfield.