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ENCINITAS, CA-In anticipation of the planned expansion of its Encinitas hospital property, Scripps Health has acquired a 174,240-sf asset and an adjacent four-acre parcel located here from St. Mark Lutheran Church for $4.7 million.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-Weingarten Realty Investors purchased the Publix at Laguna Isles shopping center from joint-venture sellers Kimco Realty Corp. and Flagship Investments. Weingarten paid about $168.40 per sf for the 69,475-sf center.
CHICAGO-The sale of a 48,000-sf parcel at the southeast corner of Madison and Dearborn streets as well as a $140-million construction loan from Bank One propels Hines' 820,000-sf tower off the drawing board.
BALTIMORE-Newer is better for the multifamily property REIT as the company sticks with that notion in its recent sale of two 30-year-old apartment properties--accounting for a total of 900 units--in exchange for $53.4 million.
TEMPE, AZ-Arizona State University and the ASU Foundation will get new administrative offices with a $43.5-million, mixed-use project. The development, which delivers in December 2004, calls for 140,000 sf of office space and 15,000 sf of retail.
ST. PAUL-The plan is expected to call for 1,000 housing units, as well as restaurants and shops, a hotel and movie theater, and a cultural center. Encompassing 75 acres, the project would be one of the largest real estate developments in St. Paul history.
FORT WORTH-Crescent will hold a conference call this morning to discuss the transaction. Rouse will get Crescent's 52.5% stake in the Woodlands for $202 million while Crescent gets Rouse's Hughes Center and 13 extra acres for $233 million.
DENVER-As predicted by the company, third quarter results fell from the same period a year earlier. The largest apartment REIT contributes the loss to the apartment recession.
LONDON-MCV has acquired the long-leasehold interest of a portfolio of office properties in the Hagley Road area of Birmingham from Chelsfield for pounds 20 million ($34 million) to show an initial yield of 8.75%.