Posted by admin on May 11, 2009 under Good Info - Read It | 
It was pretty well publicized when just last month the John Hancock Tower in Boston sold for just over $660 million – when the previous owners paid over $1.3billion for it in 2006. Now more news of other premium classs A properties in major metro areas having similar fates, and investors are showing restraint at picking up these propertis at even half price: Read more of this article »
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Posted by admin on April 6, 2009 under News Releases |
Kosher on wheels, purveyor of Kosher foods and cooking products has expanded its operation. Kosher On Wheels has now added a location in the Port Orange Industrial Park. The 3,000 SF location will primarily be used to service accounts in the northeast central Florida area, from Jacksonville to Brevard county, and eastward toward the East Orland area. Tim Davis acted as the sole leasing agent for this transaction. For more information on Kosher on Wheels, visit them on the web at Kosher On Wheels Read more of this article »
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Daytona Beach FL – Brambier’s Windows and Walls has added a new location in the greater Daytona Beach Area. They have finalized a lease of 4000 SF of industrial flex space in the Port Orange Industrial Park, located off of Samms Ave in Port Orange. Brambier’s has three locations, in North Miami Beach, Buford Georgia, and now a new larger location in the Daytona Beach Area. The lease was facilitated by Scott Harter of CBC Benchmark as the sole broker. For more information about space available in this complex, contact Scott Harter at sharter@cbcbenchmark.com. Find our more out Brambier’s at www.brambiers.com. Read more of this article »
Posted by Clarke on April 2, 2009 under Good Info - Read It |
U.S. office rents declined at the steepest rate in seven years during the first quarter of 2009, according to research firm Reis Inc.
“It’s really sobering to see that even though we’re technically at the beginning of this downturn, the magnitudes of the declines, the fact that they’re registering historic levels, is really sobering,” says Victor Calanog, Reis director of research. Read more of this article »
