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JACKSONVILLE, FL-The Hyatt Regency in Jacksonville, FL continues to face financial problems being unable to meet mortgage payments for the second time in the last two years on a $150 million securitized mortgage taken out by the ownership group, headed by the Chartres Lodging Group LLC.
ABERDEEN, MD-Merritt Properties, an office developer, has purchased a large piece of land in Aberdeen to build a business park to meet the requirements of government contractors looking for space close to Aberdeen Proving Ground.
CHICAGO-The developers of the Walton tower on the Park, Mesirow Financial and Enterprise Cos. have secured a crucial extension on a $129.5-million construction loan.
WASHINGTON, DC-Mortgage banks are expecting an industry upheaval due to new legislation by the Federal Reserve that will restrict the way loan officers and residential mortgage brokers are compensated.
NEW YORK CITY-Barnes & Noble, the largest bookstore chain in the US, has announced plans to close its four-story bookstore at West 66th Street on Broadway when its lease ends in January 2011.
NEW YORK CITY-The partnership between the Praedium Group of New York and Joel Wiener's Pinnacle Group is under increasing pressure to plan a new strategy for converting 1,000 units into condominiums in 36 financially troubled Upper West Side buildings.
INDIANAPOLIS-Aviv Arlon Global Ltd., an Israel-based developer, has agreed to purchase the 600,000-square-foot Metropolis shopping center in Plainfield for $52 million.
NEW YORK-Cushman & Wakefield has been brought in by Naomi and Andre Altholz, the new proprietors of 950 Third Ave., to lease the 32-floor tower situated at East 57th St.