AUSTIN-The 110,000-square-foot Littlefield Building and 130,000-square-foot Scarbrough Building are up-to-date. CBRE leasing agents Troy Holme and Katie Ekstrom tell GlobeSt.com that owner Divco West is also working on longer-term leases for the structures.
DALLAS-The luxury department store chain, based here, sells to Ares Management and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board. The sale will be finalized in Q4, according to media reports.
OKLAHOMA CITY- Morris founded First Financial Network in 1989. Since that time, FFN has handled billions of dollars in loan and asset sales, earning Morris the title of Women of Distinction from Real Estate Forum.
HOUSTON-Local Transwestern solidifies its presence in the northeast by bringing the major Boston-based commercial real estate firm aboard. Larry Heard of Transwestern shares the details with GlobeSt.com's Amy Wolff Sorter.
DALLAS-The radio network's agreement includes the renaming of 173,000-square-foot Fitzhugh Central to CBS Radio Tower. Also in this <b>DealTracker</b>: Additional southwest commercial real estate news.
PHOENIX-Lee & Associates' Jeff Conrad tells GlobeSt.com's Amy Wolff Sorter that lease-up of the 336,000-square-foot Lincoln Commerce Park 2 is an example of small industrial user demand experienced in 2013.
ADDISON, TX-McClure is vice president, capital markets with Behringer Harvard, and has been named a Woman of Influence: Next Generation in the July/August issue of Real Estate Forum.
HOUSTON-Sandy Paul with Transwestern's Delta Associates points out that even as class A office rents increase, tenants' flight to quality won't decrease.
PHOENIX-Marcus & Millichap's recent Q3 forecast notes the continuing downward march of vacant office space. The researchers predict an overall drop of 180 bps to 20.6% for 2013.