WARNER ROBBINS, GA-The North Miami Beach, FL-based REIT sells the 66%-leased, 227,747-sf Watson Central Shopping Center here for $6 million, or $26.35 per sf, a price area brokers tell GlobeSt.com is at least 50% below replacement cost.

ORLANDO-Jeff Adams, owner of Olympic Design also known as Two Bears Inc., pays Richard Edenfeld of Edenfeld Sales Co. $595,000 or a 10,500-sf block and metal structure on Hansrob Road west of Downtown. Five other small-building sales also close.

ATLANTA-Developers Steve Brock and Noel Khalil are investing millions in the redevelopment of the former 460-acre Perry Homes because they feel the area's population will support the multifamily, single-family and retail project. The federal government is providing $20 million to revitalize the community.

PALM HARBOR, FL-Seabreeze Associates, owners of the 18-year-old, 145,000-sf Seabreeze Shopping Center here, receive permanent fixed-rate financing at an under 7% interest rate.

ATLANTA-The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority is asking area developers for plans to create a mixed-use undertaking that would lead to increased ridership and generate new revenue by leasing or selling about six undeveloped acres near the station.

ORLANDO-Despite a cutback in materials, contractors working on multifamily and single-family projects are pulling more building permits this year than in the first quarter of 2003, according to a University of Central Florida analysis of private construction trends.

ATLANTA-Leslie Whatley, senior vice president of global real estate and client services for the Jersey City, NJ-based firm, succeeds Sean B. McCourt of Ford Motor Land Services Corp. as chairman of the 7,500-member international corporate real estate association.

JACKSONVILLE, FL-The Orlando office of Primary Capital Advisors cements the deal by finding the Connecticut-based investment group low-interest, three-year bridge financing for the acquisition, renovation and conversion of the 251-unit Arbor Club Apartments.