Business Specialties  Leasing
Crossman to Handle Leasing for 10.4MSF Publix Portfolio
Jul 20, 2009

Third-party leasing and management firm Crossman & Co. has been named the exclusive leasing representatives for all Publix-owned retail properties in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and South Carolina. One of the largest grocery retailers in the nation, Publix owns more than 100 stores and retail centers. The portfolio that Crossman will manage will include more than 10.4 million square feet of space. Crossman will be responsible for leasing small-shop space within Publix-owned shopping centers, leasing outparcels and all subleasing or lease disposition of former Publix locations in the portfolio.

 
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Vacancy Rental Rates Dropping 19 Percent for Manhattan’s Top-Quality Buildings
Aug 07, 2009
Asking rental rates for Manhattan’s trophy-quality buildings suffered in the first half of the year as the average asking rental rates dropped 18.7 percent, falling to $83.66 per square foot from $102.85 per square foot in fall 2008, according Jones Lang LaSalle’s 2009 Skyline Review.
Timberland Renews 246,000SF HQ Lease in New Hampshire
Aug 06, 2009
New England-based real estate firm Altid Enterprises L.L.C. has inked a 246,000-square-foot office lease renewal with apparel maker The Timberland Co., in Stratham, N.H.
Cassidy & Pinkard Wins 72,100SF Reston Leasing Contract
Jul 31, 2009
Cassidy & Pinkard Colliers has been selected by The Bernstein Cos. to provide exclusive marketing and leasing services for 12220 Sunrise Valley Drive, a 72,100-square-foot office building in Reston Sunrise Park in Reston, Va.
Tenant Signs on for 269,000 SF of Inland Empire Industrial Space
Jul 30, 2009
Newport Beach, Calif.-based Master Development Corp., the managing member of Ontario Two L.L.C., has inked a tenant to a six-year lease valued at $3.5 million in Phase II of its Thoroughbred Business Park, a 2 million-square-foot industrial park located in Ontario, Calif.
Office Vacancies Reach Highest Point in Four Years
Jul 30, 2009
U.S. office vacancy rates have reached their highest point in four years, and rents are falling as a result, according to a report from Cushman & Wakefield Inc. Vacancies reached 13.7 percent at midyear, matching second-quarter 2005 figures, though they still trailed the decade high of 15.5 percent, reached in the second and third quarters of 2003.
 
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