ORLANDO-The Houston office of Holliday Fenoglio Fowler LP arranges the five-year acquisition financing for the Tomorrow Fund through Cleveland, OH-based KeyBank Real Estate Capital. The 26-acre office park, which comprises 10 buildings totaling 271,051 sf, sold for $15.7 million or $57.92 per sf.

DECATUR, GA-Prices at the 168-unit, seven-story Decatur Renaissance, near the MARTA rail station, will start at $160,000. The project is scheduled for a fall completion in Downtown's special pedestrian district, about seven miles east of Downtown Atlanta.

ORLANDO-New construction is expected to fall sharply this year to 1.5 million sf but strip shopping centers could be hurt as 590,000 sf of unanchored space is slated for delivery within the next 18 months, according to a new market analysis by Marcus & Millichap.

ATLANTA-The city has set up a citizens group, headed by SunTrust Bank executive John Spiegel, to review strategies for new development at the seven-acre Civic Center parking lot. The city owns the lot but local developer Charlie Ackerman has an exclusive 50-year lease on the property.

DAYTONA BEACH, FL-MSKP Volusia Partners LLC expects to close on the prime 1,150-acre tract at the LPGA International community in August. The deal with locally based Consolidated-Tomoka Land Co. does not include the LPGA International golf courses and clubhouse operations.

LITHIA SPRINGS, GA-The publicly traded San Francisco-based REIT is constructing an estimated $22-million, cross-dock distribution building at the Douglas Hill Business Park in this Atlanta suburb.

TAMPA, FL-A total 55% of the 1.3 million sf of new retail construction coming online this year will be unanchored. Single-tenant construction makes up the next largest segment with CVS and Walgreens continuing to penetrate the market, according to a new analysis by Marcus & Millichap.

ATLANTA-The Boca Raton, FL-based apartment operator buys the 272-unit, high-end Gables Druid Hills in the affluent Buckhead district for $33.2 million and sells its 603-unit Lakes at Indian Creek in the metro area for $26 million.