Northeast

January 21, 2003 New York PostNEW YORK – Boston Properties is still straining to land a tenant for 10 Times Square, a half-finished, 1.2 million-square-foot office tower that was to have Arthur Andersen as an anchor with 600,000 sf. Sources...

January 21, 2003 Crain's New YorkNEW YORK – CDP Capital Mortgages has provided $85 million in interim refinancing to JEMB Realty Corp. for 75 Broad St., a 650,000-square-foot property in downtown with a combination of office, telecom and data center...

January 17, 2003 Boston HeraldQUINCY, Mass. – Local car dealer magnate Dan Quirk emerged yesterday as the high bidder for Quincy's abandoned Fore River Shipyard with a $9 million offer, double that of the second place bidder. Quirk will likely...

January 17, 2003 Boston GlobeBOSTON – The Boston Redevelopment Authority yesterday voted to sell the choice Hayward Place development block in the city's Chinatown district to a developer proposing a office building. Millennium Partners of Boston won the bid for...

January 16, 2003 Home News Tribune (East Brunswick, N.J.)SOUTH BRUNSWICK, N.J. – Federated Department Inc. plans to close its Macy's store in the South Brunswick Square Mall on or around March 9. Paul Arena, managing director at New York City-based...

January 16, 2003 Cityfeet.comNEW YORK – Ofer Yardeni and Joel Seiden of Stonehenge Partners have agreed to buy 145 Spring St. in Manhattan's SoHo district from its long-time owner for about $7 million. The eight-story loft building has the Vitamin...

January 16, 2003 Cityfeet.comNEW YORK – Carlton Advisory Services is seeking $14 million in fixed-rate financing for 471-485 Fulton Mall and 147 Lawrence St. – two contiguous five-story and lower-level retail office/retail buildings in the Fulton Mall shopping area. The...

January 16, 2003 The New York TimesNEW YORK – Battery Park City Authority, which first offered to sell the development rights for a 400-unit apartment house along Little West Street on Sept. 10, 2001, is back to marketing the lower...

January 15, 2003 Daily News (New York)NEW YORK – Despite the slow leasing market, a few elite office buildings can still charge soaring rents to blue-chip tenants. The General Motors at 767 Fifth Ave. recently lost tenant Chartwell Investments, which...

January 15, 2003 Newsday (New York)NEW YORK – Cablevision Systems Corp. apparently has closed a $17 million real estate deal on some property held by its Clearview Cinemas chain, according to an analyst who attended a recent investor conference. It...