NEW YORK CITY-Fabric and textile outlets and a rug retailer dominate space once held by fast-food franchises, a vitamin store and a bookstore. Ground floor rents range from $150 per sf to over $400 per sf.
YONKERS--Greenwich developer looks to buy facility in former Port Authority Industrial Park and convert it to a "smart building." College plans to sublet space for satellite technology campus.
NEW YORK CITY-During the last six months it has sold 20 properties with an average ROI between 40% and 50%. It also acquired over 30 properties during that time.
SANTA CLARA, CA-The real estate investment firm acquires the three-building, 228,000-square-foot Silicon Valley office complex from Dallas-based Archon Group.
WASHINGTON, DC--Billion-dollar complex of hotel, shopping and museum would replace convention center. Project could help turn Penn Quarter into entertainment and cultural center.
HOUSTON-The H.E. Butt Grocery Co., a San Antonio-based chain, buys nine acres in Katy for a 78,000-sf store to replace a smaller one in the West Texas town. The chain is in the process of replacing or expanding many of its 45 "Pantry" stores in Houston.