LONGWOOD, FL-The Boca Raton-based investor increases its area holdings to five retail properties totaling one million sf with the $10-million purchase of the 62,500-sf Springs Plaza in Longwood and the $16.2-million purchase of the 139,246-sf East Lake Woodlands in Palm Harbor.

LONGWOOD, FL-The Boca Raton-based investor increases its area holdings to five retail properties totaling one million sf with the $10-million purchase of the 62,500-sf Springs Plaza in Longwood and the $16.2-million purchase of the 139,246-sf East Lake Woodlands in Palm Harbor.

ATLANTA-The three-year-old, 11,000-sf, vacant Fanplex, a former miniature golf and video game attraction across from Turner Field owned by the independent Atlanta-Fulton County Recreation Authority, is being re-listed at $2.7 million or $245.45 per sf--one of the highest commercial real estate listings in the metro area.

ATLANTA-The three-year-old, 11,000-sf Fanplex, a former miniature golf and video game attraction across from Turner Field owned by the independent Atlanta-Fulton County Recreation Authority, is being re-listed at $2.7 million or $245.45 per sf--one of the highest commercial real estate listings in the metro area.

TAMPA, FL-Boston-based Berkshire Income Realty Inc. contracts with SCP Apartments LLC and Madison-Clinton-Tampa LLC to purchase the 264-unit Savannah at Citrus Park Apartments for about $104,242 per unit.

MARIETTA, GA-The proposed $10.4-million structure is on an old warehouse and parking lot site, a block from Downtown where the city has five major redevelopment projects in the works. To get his project started, Gary Eubanks, president, Wharton Management Inc., is asking the city for a $600,000 tax subsidy.

MARIETTA, GA-The proposed $10.4-million structure is on an old warehouse and parking lot site, a block from Downtown where the city has five major redevelopment projects in the works. To get his project started, Gary Eubanks, president, Wharton Management Inc., is asking the city for a $600,000 tax subsidy.

WEST MELBOURNE, FL-Flournoy Development Co., which developed the 300-unit Grand Oaks at the Lake in 2001, sells the garden apartment community for $100,000 per unit. The buyer plans to keep the 96%-leased property as rental apartments and not convert the asset to condos.