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FORT WORTH-James N. Austin Jr. is one of five nationwide from a field of 300 selected for the Good Neighbor award. He's best known locally for founding the Renaissance Cultural Center and National Cowboys of Color Museum and Hall of Fame.
CARROLLTON, TX-The Meadows Apartments at 1402 Fannidella Dr. passes to a San Jose, CA investor, who beats the competition with an offer of $15,000 above the list price or $1.8 million for the 95%-leased, class C complex.
PHOENIX-Sluggish occupancy didn't stop investors from bidding up the 66-unit complex during its two weeks on the market. A Scottsdale couple, with three other Valley multifamily properties, came out the winner with a $2.5 million offer.
VIRGINIA BEACH-One Columbus Center--currently the city's only class A high-rise office structure--welcomes a new tenant as Hargrove, Brockwell & Associates Architects commits to 16,600 sf in the 11-story building.
SACRAMENTO, CA-The public but un-traded REIT pays $8.2 million for the 61,000-sf shopping center turned commercial office development here that is 96% leased and anchored by UC Davis Extension, which has committed to the space through 2011.
SOUTHFIELD, MI-Ramco-Gershenson Properties Trust says its total revenues increased by $4.6 million in the third quarter of 2003, compared to the year earlier period.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-Developer Cornerstone Premier Communities chose the 15-year-old Miami firm Kobi Karp Architecture and Interior Design to design the 157-unit, two-tower high-rise oceanfront condominium development.
DENVER-The company specializing in land and commercial real estate consulting, government relations, strategic communications and economic development promoted Thomas R. Schilling to CEO and named Mary Brown director emeritus.