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NEW YORK CITY-After two storied newspapers—the Boston Globe and the Washington Post-were sold in the past week, the publisher of the New York Times here says the newspaper is not on the market for sale.
RALEIGH, NC-Two distressed office buildings located near the PNC Arena here are to be acquired by Prudential Real Estate Investors pending court approval for $45.75 million.
ATLANTA-Recent multifamily sales in and around Atlanta confirm that the recovery is on solid ground. In fact, one local multifamily broker contends that sales prices are at or exceeding the peak levels reached in the mid to late 2000s.
BALTIMORE-The Downtown Management Authority in a statement released today came out against a proposed $107-million tax incremental financing plan for the Harbor Point project.
NEW YORK CITY-A plan to build a $100-million racetrack on Staten Island has officially been abandoned. The 676-acre property has been sold for $80 million and its new owner wants to build commercial development at the property.
HAUPPAUGE, NY-Microsoft Corp. has allayed fears in the local business community that it was exiting Long Island by signing a long-term lease for 27,000 square feet of space at the 2929 Expressway office building here.