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EAST ORANGE, NJ-The new Brick Church Commons is one of three projects developer RPM Development Group has under way in the Downtown area. A 2005 completion is targeted.
PORTLAND-The Vancouver, WA-based homebuilder signs a purchase option with the Teufel family for its nursery operation headquarters property located six miles west of Downtown.
BEDFORD, NY-An affiliate of Houlihan-Parnes/iCap Realty Advisors LLC acquired the Bedford Playhouse property. The 42,000-sf site includes a two-screen movie theater, retail and restaurant space and 25 rental apartment units.
DENVER-Asking rates for office space in the metro area continued its decline in the third quarter of 2003. Class A office space is being absorbed, however.
DALLAS-Provident Realty Advisors and Sphinx Development will bring out 280 units on 21 of 52.6 acres bought in early November. Rose Court at Thorntree gets its go-ahead after 264 nearby acres grab headlines as the next campus for the University of North Texas.
ORLANDO-The Orange County agency pays Orlando Central Park Inc. $157,251 per acre for a 26.5-acre tract at the 911-acre Woodland Lakes mixed-use community being developed in the city by Lockheed Martin Corp.
ATLANTA-Standard & Poor's Rating Services cites the suburban county's above-average wealth and income levels, healthy tax base growth from new development, sound financial position and low debt burden.
BROOKLYN, NY-Next up for the redevelopment of the Downtown portion of this New York City borough is the beginning of in-depth traffic and marketing surveys and a public review process.
PITTSBURGH-The nonprofit Rand Corp. signs on for 59,000 sf or about 55% of the locally based commercial real estate developer's planned six-story office building here at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and Craig Street.