PORTLAND-The anchor tenant and 50% owner of the 16-story Lloyd District office building will use the space to house two automobile insurance firms it acquired back in January. Its co-owner, Ashforth Pacific, which owns two other office towers in the district, shuffled tenants to make room.
PORTLAND-The $3 billion collective investment fund, through Seattle-based Kennedy Associates Real Estate Counsel Inc., now has three significant leaseholds at the port on which it has developed, or is developing industrial space. Last year, it also acquired a new Portland office building.
VANCOUVER, WA-Wells Fargo, which paid $825,000 for the 1.03-acre parcel, will develop a retail location on the site, located within Killian Pacific's four-corner Fisher's Terrace development located at the confluence of Southeast 34th and 192nd in East Vancouver.
VANCOUVER, WA-The Vancouver Public Facilities District board of directors on Friday delayed choosing a developer until its next meeting, which is scheduled for Oct. 23. So far, the Port of Vancouver's proposal provides the city's coffers the most protection if the development is a failure.
VANCOUVER, WA-Wells Fargo, which paid $825,000 for the 1.03-acre parcel, will develop a retail bank on the site. The site is located within Killian Pacific's four-corner Fisher's Terrace development located at the confluence of Southeast 34th and 192nd in East Vancouver.
PORTLAND-Construction of the biomedical research facility and a patient care building that will break ground later this fall are being funded by a voter-approved state investment of $200 million and a private $300 million fund-raising effort.
SEATTLE-The proposal is for a six-story mixed-use building with 87 residential units, 2,500 sf of ground level commercial space and underground parking for 110. Preliminary design review is scheduled for next week.
PORTLAND-For Ashforth Pacific, the owner of both Lloyd District office buildings, the move is part of a larger shuffling of its existing Lloyd District tenants that sources say will result in a new lease at Liberty Centre. For Paccess, it means lower rent, a better view and greater efficiency.
PORTLAND-The Port of Portland's board of commissioners approve a lease and development agreement with Toyota Motor Sales USA that will consolidate and upgrade the company's local facilities on 82 acres at Terminal 4.
SEATTLE-GlobeSt.com caught up with Lowe Enterprises West Coast executive Brad Hillgren this week to talk about its local presence, which last week became a private operating company led by former Lowe executives Craig Wrench and Ric Anderson.
