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MAMMOTH LAKES, CA-Fifty-two one-, two-, and three-bedroom resort condominiums here--the final release of homes in Grand Sierra Lodge, the third phase of The Village at Mammoth--are sold this week at prices ranging from $380,000 to more than $1.3 million.
SAN DIEGO-Although experiencing a slight uptick in vacancy levels, the San Diego County multifamily sector continues to be one of the strongest apartment markets in the country, according to new research on the region.
HOUSTON-The International Facility Management Association, a locally based professional organization for facility management, has named its 2003-2004 board of directors. The group, which includes six new members, will meet for the first time in the city in December.
DEERFIELD BEACH, FL-The general contractor, which currently is leasing space in Boca Raton, plans to relocate to the 10,000-sf building here, where the company purchased 1.4 acres for about $256,132.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ-A strong demand for office space in the North Scottsdale market prompts Furst Properties to begin construction on a 110,000-sf, class A building. The $10-million building shell is projected to be 50% leased by its October opening.
COSTA MESA, CA-The number and dollar volume of sales rise dramatically in the Inland Empire, according to an Atlas Hospitality report. Sales fall in Orange County, but the price per room rises.
WEST COVINA, CA-The properties, here and in Woodland Hills, are financed in two separate deals. One is a purchase of a West Covina shopping plaza, the other a refinancing of a Woodland Hills property.
MISSISAUGA, ON-RioCan REIT and Kimco Realty Corp. further their joint venture with the acquisition a new 230,000-sf retail center here that is 95% leased. RioCan CEO Ed Sonshine tells GlobeSt.com that Canada's real estate has gotten expensive.