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CB Richard Ellis Memphis has taken over the marketing and leasing services for seven of Memphis' best-known office buildings. Renaissance Center and Forum buildings I, II and III in East Memphis, and Morgan Keegan Tower, Falls Building and Toyota Center in Downtown are owned and will continue to be managed by Parkway Properties, a real estate investment trust.
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Corporate Group signs two tenants St. Charles-based Corporate Group has found tenants to lease space at two of the commercial real estate company's properties. Arrow Senior Living Management will lease Suite 24 at Corporate Group's 801 Woodlawn property in O'Fallon. The Patt Holt Singers will lease space at 2031 Campus Drive in St. Charles.
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The retailer agreed to a 10-year lease for 30.3k square feet of space with Watt Commercial Properties, a SoCal-based commercial and residential property owner, manager and developer.
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Known affectionately as the Hat Lady, commercial real estate broker Marie Zere is also a colorful and opinionated champion of business on Long Island. A real estate veteran for 31 years, Zere is the founder and chief executive of Ronkonkoma-based Zere Real Estate Services, one of the Island's most prolific brokerages. She's been involved in numerous multimillion-dollar deals with international corporations and local small businesses looking to buy, sell or lease commercial properties and vacant land. Zere is active in several real estate and development trade associations, as well as charitable and philanthropic causes. There are very few women in commercial real estate on Long Island, yet you've been very successful. How have you overcome gender bias and the old boys' network? I just h...
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The revenue-squeezing recession and frozen credit markets are leading more companies to sell and lease back their buildings as an alternative way to raise needed capital, according to real estate developers in Westchester. The Lashins company recently completed its first leaseback transaction with the purchase of a 6,000-square-foot Calico Corners home furnishings and design store in Cherry Hill, N.J. The company, which recently launched its sale-leaseback program, is looking to acquire and lease back more commercial properties in Westchester and Fairfield County, Conn., from sellers who want to stay on as long-term tenants.
