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SCOTTSDALE, AZ-The buyer once again is International Capital Partners, which closes its third acquisition in about three weeks. The deal's sweet spot is that there was no debt to assume on the 151,490-sf office and industrial park.
GILBERT, AZ-Life Time Fitness acquires land in Gilbert as it preps to open its first metro location in Tempe. The plan is to build a 110,000-sf center on the southeast corner of Gilbert and Warner roads.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ-DaVita Inc. of California settles on a 10,382-sf office at Highland Park in Scottsdale's central corridor. The plan is to cut the ribbon in January 2003. Cavan Commercial and C&W broker the terms.
HOUSTON-A 7.3-acre tract in Sugar Land will house the region's fourth Mercedes-Benz dealership while a Northwest Houston parcel, totaling 5.3 acres, is the next site for Parkway Chevrolet.
MESA, AZ-The 204-unit Indigo Springs has been acquired by a group of tenants in common. The seller is an entity of Gray Development, which built, stabilized and sold the complex it in a three-year period.
HOUSTON-The faces behind the firm are Scott Weaver, Nat Davis III and G. Peter Jacob. And the focus is retail, from development through lease-up. Due diligence is underway on six suburban tracts for their development traction.
HOUSTON-Investment Property Exchange is laying the groundwork for a mixed-use development that has 38 acres dedicated to retail development, 20 acres marked for mini-storage and the balance going for residential lots.
PHOENIX-LGE Corp. kicks off the project for Angelica Textile Services, a primary laundry service for the health-care industry. The factory will add 100 jobs to the region when it delivers in spring 2003.
PHOENIX-The Cave Creek-Tatum Road area in the city's northern tier gets its first city services' building--a 15,000-sf library. Ground will break in first quarter 2003, with delivery planned for summer 2004.
HOUSTON-World Projects International renews a 6,134-sf lease for its headquarters at Greenbriar Place. Strategic Materials, a leading glass recycler, takes 5,969 sf in the city's southwest submarket.