The latest chapter in downtown Vancouver’s (Washington that is) Columbian Building (415 SW Sixth) saga has the property being offered to creditor Bank of America. The owners, Downtown Vitality Partners aka Scott Campbell, provided the deed to the building and some nearby property. In exchange, Bank of America will vote to approve The Columbian newspaper’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy [...]
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The Columbian Building Hand-Off
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged bank of america, Chapter 11, commercial real estate, foreclosure, office space, rental rate, square feet, the columbian, vacancy on February 15, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Who’s On The Move – Week Ending 8/21/09
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged addus health care, Amberhill Properties, bank of america financial center, Bonneville Power Administration, BPA, Cadence, Calyptus, Columbia Surveys, cornell oaks, Eastridge Business Park, hilltop business center, holladay park, lease, medius medical, moved, NLJ Advisors, Novogradac, office space, OIRE Oregon, Otak, Portland Village School, relocated, SHC services, square feet, Total Assets Management, triangle coporate park, Vancovercenter, Westat, William J Conley on August 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Recent Building Sales: Westside Buyer: City County Insurance Services Seller: Haines Building LLC Property: 11625 and 11675 SW 66th St., Tigard, Oregon Size: 13,563 SF Price: $2.25 million Buyer: Kashi Management Inc. Seller: Hancar LLC Property: 10101 S.W. Barbur Blvd., Portland, Oregon Size: 10,986 SF Price: $1.325 million. HealthDex (hospital/provider|managed care|equipment) Vancouver Addus Health Care [...]
Who’s On the Move – Week Ending 3/6/09
Posted in commercial real estate, office brokerage, office space, Trends, Uncategorized, tagged clean tech, commercial real estate, Dungarvin Oregon, Fanno Creek Place, hilltop business center, lease, leased, LEED, office buildings, office space, rates, SCS consulting, square feet, technology, vacancy, ziprealty on March 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Commercial Real Estate Will Survive This Economy Despite what the average joe may think, a survey conducted by Greenwich Associates, a Stamford, Conn.-based consultant and research firm confirms what many advisors already know — real estate will continue to be an integral part of diversified portfolios. Hard to believe I know, but remember this is not [...]
Vestas Fires Warning Shot
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged business journal, layoffs, office building, oregon, portland, square feet, vestas on February 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
It would appear my previous concerns over Vestas actually building a 500,000 SF office tower in Portland are, alas, valid. They announced today the possibility of layoffs in the coming months despite a 51% increase in revenues. This sounds like a shot out over the bow to me. For the full story from the Portland Business [...]
Who’s On the Move? Week Ending 12/31/08
Posted in commercial real estate, start up, Uncategorized, tagged columbia soft, crowd factory, gdiapers, idexx, lasso, lease, lush productions, netbiz, peci, square feet on January 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Green News is Good News Portland’s commercial real estate market is positioned to “roll through the downturn” according to market analysts. We should see more activity in 2009 for commercial real estate because our market is performing better than the national average and real estate is cheaper in comparison to other markets in the western half [...]
Who’s Giving Back Square Feet?- Week Ending 11/14/08
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged square feet on November 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
A few more unwanted donations in the form of space put back on the market. Well it is the season of giving after all. MediaDex (traditional|digital|research) Central Business District Compass Rose Media – Albers Mill | 1200 Naito Pkwy | 2,621 SF sublease TechDex (apps|hardware|provider|var) Westside InFocus – 27500 SW Parkway (Wilsonville) | 140,000 [...]
National Real Estate Investor- NYC Remains a Top Investment Target for Multifamily Buyers February 6, 2012
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- Sustainability’s arch-enemy: short-termismPosted by: Dave Gralnik Energy and Sustainability A United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP) report last week found that the biggest obstacle to corporate sustainability is “financial short-termism”. Of the 642 experts surveyed, 88 percent see the pressure for achieving short-term financial results as a barrier to companies taking stronger action on […]
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- DDR Launches Tenant Incubator Program February 3, 2012The program will help new business owners set up shop at DDR properties.
- DDR Launches Tenant Incubator Program February 3, 2012
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