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SAN FERNANDO, CA-Acey Decy, which services the entertainment industry, buys a 58,000-sf industrial building here and will move its 40 workers from North Hollywood next month. The deal reflects a growing appetite for space-users in the area to own rather than rent.
DETROIT-The smaller of the two grants, $150,000, helps the local Port Authority conduct environmental investigation and limited remedial activities on 35 acres along the Detroit River on West Jefferson Avenue.
NEW YORK CITY-The Manhattan-based REIT and the New York State Common Retirement Fund expand their joint venture, adding $50 million and $150 million, respectively, for the acquisition of an additional $560 million in net-leased office and industrial properties.
ANAHEIM, CA-Separate buyers acquire all six buildings in the development company's recently converted Lakeview Business Park. The 165,000-sf complex is the former home of a packing plant.
SANTA ANA, CA-Marlin-Davidson sells a 39,089-sf Santa Ana building to an appliance company. Both buyer and seller will continue to occupy the facility.
CHICAGO-Investors must "accept the fact we have to move from Easy Street to the Eisenhower Expressway at 5:30," Gary Kachadurian of RREEF Funds tells the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties conference.
ATLANTA-CNB Holdings Inc. of suburban Alpharetta, GA, is at $100 million in assets from $55.5 million in the year-ended period of Sept. 30, 2000, an 80% increase. The two-branch bank's broad range of products include commercial real estate lending and residential mortgage services.
ORLANDO-Lowe's Cos. Inc. of Wilkesboro, NC and Wal-Mart Stores Inc. of Bentonville, AR are scouting the local market for a 150-acre-plus site to build a one million-sf to two million-sf distribution center, land brokers intimate with the search tell GlobeSt.com
CAMBRIDGE, MA-Amgen Inc. moves into an eight-story, 285,000-sf laboratory and research facility here in the heart of the city's biotech center. This is the company's first foray into the area.
SALEM, OR-The names of the companies and the extent of their plans are being held close to the vest at this time, but one would manufacture sports equipment in the Portland area and the other wants to produce printer components in Salem. Both would be built next year.