PHILADELPHIA-The financial services firm extends its stay at the 1.2 million-sf office tower with a long-term lease and will occupy an additional 4,000 sf at the trophy building.
NEW YORK CITY-Community Board One has fired the opening salvo in what promises to be a fierce battle over the proposed Edward J. Minskoff building at 270 Greenwich St. Board members say it's too big, too tall, and totally ill-conceived.
NEW YORK CITY-The Web site and its parent company will take home a statuette when the prizes are handed out at next week's Realcomm real estate technology conference at the Paris Las Vegas hotel.
ORLANDO-The big-boxer will open an all-stops-out "flagship" down the street from the 1.3 million-sf Millenia Mall and across the way from a new 175,000-sf lifestyle center under development by Toby Hardy.
NEW YORK CITY-Community Board One has fired the opening salvo in what promises to be a fierce battle over the proposed Edward J. Minskoff building at 270 Greenwich St. Board members say it's too big, too tall, and totally ill-conceived.
NEW YORK CITY-Times Square fans have been lamenting the area's preponderance of non-retail, entertainment-oriented businesses. Foot Locker is balancing the retail mix with a 10,380-sf store at Broadway and 45th Street.
WOBURN, MA-JAI Camera Solutions relocates its US offices to 800 West Cummings Park. The company, which manufactures and supplies cameras for automated imaging and general imaging/surveillance markets, wants to be closer to other major companies in the industry.
NEW YORK CITY-With the $158-million sale of 450 Park Avenue now officially over and done, energies are being focused on finalizing the $148-million deal on its quasi-sibling property at 1370 Avenue of the Americas. GlobeSt.com reported on both transaction in April.
NEW YORK CITY-Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering grows out of its 520 Madison Ave. space and signs a long-term lease on Park Avenue. It's the second expansion in two years for the Washington, DC-based law firm, which could wind up occupying up to 122,000 sf at the new property.
NEW YORK CITY-The 55th Street property is bought by an affiliate of Singapore's Hotel Properties Ltd. Insignia/ESG Hotel Partners handled the deal. The airline arranged a 10-year exclusive-occupancy agreement as part of the deal.