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LIVINGSTON, NJ-The deal includes six multifamily properties located in East Orange and Newark, NJ. The firm's David Oropeza put it all together for both the buyer and the seller.
HOWELL, MI-Another parcel has been sold in a local industrial park. The sale of this land leaves only 20 acres remaining of the original 40 acres available just one year ago.
CLERMONT, FL-The Bentonville, AR-based retailer plans to break ground in first quarter 2004 on a $20-million, 203,214-sf supercenter, 10 miles away from an existing store in south Lake County. The new store will have 450 job openings.
TARRYTOWN, NY-Progenics Pharmaceuticals Inc. has nearly doubled its space at the Landmark at Eastview complex here. The firm now leases approximately 80,000 sf of office and lab space at the property.
ARLINGTON - An apartment complex that fell out of escrow four times in the past year has finally found a buyer. Zee Properties of Pasadena CA paid 95 percent of the seller's $1.6 million asking price to take ownership of the Coronado/Hamilton House Apartments and will put several hundred thousand dollars into rehabbing the units.
NEWARK, NJ-Three top economists tell a group of business leaders that a recovery is underway, but their remarks are tempered by the lack of more solid job growth.
HARRISBURG, PA-In the largest land sale in the history of the Commonwealth, Realen Homes pays $10.5 million for the 104-acre former Bensalem Youth Development Center and dedicates 30 acres to open space.
GARDENA, CA-Buyers acquire the buildings here and in Van Nuys for $4.2 million and $1 million respectively. One is a leased investment, the other an owner-user purchase.
BOSTON-The Massachusetts Commission for the Blind takes 23,594-sf at 48 Boylston St. for a five-year term. The state agency, which services legally blind individuals, is relocating from Kingston Street.