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TARRYTOWN, NY-A Greenwich, CT-based firm is seeking site plan approval for a mixed-use development here called "Ferry Landings" that could cost more than $100 million to build.
ATLANTA-The Georgia Properties Commission allowed two options to pass without purchasing the 1,500-acre tract in Morgan County from Jefferson Lamar Banks for an estimated $13 million, area industrial real estate brokers familiar with the deal tell GlobeSt.com.
LONDON-Quintain Estates & Development has added to its strategic land bank in London, with two more purchases to add to its massive development sites on the Greenwich Peninsula and at Wembley.
CHICAGO-Heitman Value Partners LP expects to invest $350 million in the US and another $350 million in Europe next year and is actively searching for public and private partners for joint ventures.
DENVER-For only the fourth time this year, metro-area hotel occupancy rates bested the same month in 2002. Meanwhile, the average room rate in October was $89.41, the highest average monthly room rate for the entire year.
LONDON-The UK housing market is entering a low growth phase that could last several years according to new research from FPDSavills. Mainstream house prices are expected to rise by 4% in 2004 and by just 10% in the next three years.
WINTER HAVEN, FL-The Trust For Public Land, which has contracted to buy 142 acres of the 159-acre water sports attraction for $22 million by Feb. 24, has rejected one low re-purchase bid and is reviewing another it has received from a private developer for the prime property.
METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON, DC-Two offshoots of arts and crafts company Michaels Stores Inc. will make their debut in the suburbs of Washington, DC with the help of JBGR Rosenfeld Retail.
GARDEN GROVE, CA-The Royce Co. buys a 65,053-sf property from Newport Federal for $5.8 million, one of two office sales here and in Irvine totaling $8.3 million.
ATLANTA-Coca-Cola Co. has retained a three-company group, Holder Manhattan Moody, to provide pre-construction services for the new World of Coca-Cola Museum. The adjacent $200 million Georgia Aquarium is scheduled to open in 2005.