MESA, AZ-A Eureka, CA investor acquires 24,568 sf of fully leased inline space in an Albertsons-anchored neighborhood center, paying $6.6 million to its developer for a five-year-old asset with a "long-term, stable yield.
MESA, AZ-A Eureka, CA investor acquires 24,568 sf of fully leased inline space in an Albertsons-anchored neighborhood center, paying $6.6 million to its developer for a five-year-old asset with a "long-term, stable yield.
HOUSTON-Developer Nickson Leeland Industrial has purchased one of the few remaining small tracts in northwest Houston, paying close to the $2.75 per sf ask. Before the year ends, ground will break on a 25,000-sf spec industrial project.
HOUSTON-Developer Nickson Leeland Industrial has purchased one of the few remaining small tracts in northwest Houston, paying close to the $2.75 per sf ask. Before the year ends, ground will break on a 25,000-sf spec industrial project.
PHOENIX-Omaha Paper Stock decides to own rather than lease to get expansion space for its metro operation. After closing the $1.93-million deal with a Santa Ana, CA investor, the recycler gets extra room and three tenants to help cover the cost.
HOUSTON-Stoller USA, a plant nutrient and crop development company, boosts its operating area with the purchase of an industrial building on the city's northwest side. Proximity to its headquarters helps nail the near $1.55-million deal.
PHOENIX-United Freight Leasing Services holds firm to 45,968 sf of office/warehouse space for its headquarters and floor covering distribution trade after reviewing alternatives like a build-to-suit.
PHOENIX-United Freight Leasing Services holds firm to 45,968 sf of office/warehouse space for its headquarters and floor covering distribution trade after reviewing alternatives like a build-to-suit.
PHOENIX-Cornerstone Management Services acquires Rio Village Apartments, capping a yearlong repositioning strategy that has occupancy resting at 90%. GMAC Mortgage Group collects $12.1 million from the sale.
HOUSTON-The city's leading dealmakers rise to the call for a battery of requests from Gulf Coast businesses looking to get back up and running. Amid the mayhem, professionals agree on two points, including that it's only a short-term market pickup.