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FREMONT, CA-The city has been planning to develop three new senior centers over the next 30 years, but the reception the first project is getting has officials rethinking their plans.
WHITE PLAINS-EastRidge Properties reports it has secured seven new lease deals totaling more than 24,000 sf, including several lease renewals at its Westchester-based portfolio. The portfolio is located along I-287 here.
BRICK TWP., NJ-The furniture discounter will be the first new construction at an 11-acre shopping center since Starwood Heller acquired the underperforming property in late 1998. Its completion is expected early next year.
FACTORIA, WA-The five-story Sterling Plaza II broke ground here in July and is set for completion in February. Its 100,000 sf has already been leased to Stamps.com, an Internet provider of mailing and shipping solutions for businesses.
WAYNE, NJ-Wholesaler offers to buy supermarket chain for $301.8 million in cash, but agreement is expected to bring more offers for the company, which is mired in Chapter XI bankruptcy.
SAN JOSE, CA-Council members here on Tuesday added $4 million to the overall cost of relocating City Hall, making the total cost of the project $110 million more than originally anticipated. A completion date has not been set.
SEATTLE-Gary Bodenstab, president of Seattle-based SpaceLease.com, says the alliance with Colliers International makes his company the first tenant e-brokerage site that has been developed in concert with a major brokerage firm.
SAN FRANCISCO-Two San Francisco companies, hoping to escape the skyrocketing rents and provide an easier commute for its East Bay workers, have announced they will move into Oakland's historic PG&E building.