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LAFAYETTE, CA-Locally based Bedford Property Investors obtains $39.7 million of new mortgage financing for six properties in California and Arizona in order to pay down a portion of the outstanding balance of its revolving line of credit.
LONDON-Orion Capital Managers is marketing its second fund, the Orion European Real Estate Fund II and is seeking to raise its capital by early next year.
CHICAGO-About half of the Crescent Euro Industrial II LLC fund already is committed to more than two million sf of warehouse and distribution facilities in France, Germany and Italy.
BOSTON-In one of the city's largest leasing deals so far this year, Thomson Financial renews for 380,000 sf at 22 Thomson in the Fort Point Channel area. The company gave up 100,000 sf when it renegotiated to keep its space.
TAMPA, FL-The Jackson, MI-based REIT acquires the two-year-old, 127,000-sf Oak Creek Distribution Center from Oak Creek Distribution Center LLC for $36.61 per sf, about equal to replacement cost, area construction industry estimators tell GlobeSt.com.
MIAMI-A local private investor purchased the 254-unit, class B apartment complex here for $21.2 million. Kendall Lake Towers LLC, the seller in the current transaction, bought the property seven years ago for approximately $5.2 million, property appraiser records show.
NEWTON, MA-Permanent financing in the amount of $8.5 million has been secured for Piccadilly Square, a 75,441-sf, three-property retail/office property located on Union and Centre Streets in Newton Centre.
GARLAND, TX-A La Jolla, CA family trust pairs exchange proceeds with a loan to acquire Orchard Square, a 96%-occupied asset that brought about $3.1 million. The selling price sets a per unit record for 1960-era product in the submarket.
ORLANDO-For the third successive month, Orange County's 120,000 hotel and motel rooms have eclipsed last year's room tax collections, bringing in $8.5 million to county government coffers for October and possibly signaling the start of a full hospitality industry recovery here, consultants tell GlobeSt.com.
DALLAS-The popular North Texas chain is making plans to build on two recently acquired suburban tracts as the broker scouts for more key intersections in strong retail corridors to feed a five-year plan to add up to five locations annually.