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DEERFIELD BEACH, FL-The $1-million renovation was a condition of the mall's $42.6-million sale to a partnership of Ross Matz Investments Inc. early this year. Improvements included painting, a new facade and awnings, landscaping and sidewalk pressure cleaning.
LA MESA, CA-Robin Briones, trustee of the Robin Lynn Briones Living Trust, has picked up the Casa Comanche multifamily building for $170,000 per unit, which is one of the highest prices per unit ever paid here.
SEATTLE-Cure Water Damage, a water damage contracting chain, leases the 10,000-sf Messenger Sign Building here from Messenger Sign Corp., which plans to move out of the building in January and into a larger facility it acquired this summer in Georgetown.
HOPKINS, MI-The Hopkins Township Planning Commission has said they want more information about traffic flow, utilities and security issues, before they give the go ahead to developer Brian Silvernail's proposal for the proposed entertainment complex on 130 acres along 12th Street.
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA-Mall owner DD Dunlap Cos. completes a two-year renovation and redesign of the Huntington Harbour Mall that includes structural repairs and a new wetlands theme incorporating extensive public art.
WEST COVINA, CA-An investment partnership based in Van Nuys buys the 87,636-sf West Covina Parkway Plaza from a Los Angeles-based investor group for $14.2 million.
MIAMI-The $75-million mixed-use tower Ten Museum Park will include 200 luxury condominiums, priced from about $200,000 to $750,000, along with live/work office condos, restaurant space and parking.
MONTCLAIR, CA-In separate deals, an Irvine buyer acquires a 57,000-sf center here for $9 million, and a private individual buys an 8,200-sf retail property in Inglewood for $1.3 million.
WASHINGTON, DC-Things are looking even brighter for the District's office market next year, as real estate brokerage firm Marcus & Millichap reveals the city has taken the number one spot in its National Office Index for 2004.
LONDON-The mismatch between the occupier and investor markets in commercial property is continuing, according to new research from Gerald Eve. Just as occupier interest is picking up in the office sector, yields look likely to move out.