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FORT WORTH-A Railhead industrial building will be transformed into a tortilla factory under a long-term lease arrangement for 101,893 sf of space. The deal brought the property, a portion of which has remained vacant for about a year, to full occupancy,
MINNEAPOLIS-The half-day conference will provide a first-ever and in-depth look at market conditions, survival strategies, the investment outlook and brokerage battles.
DALLAS-The state's newest player in the banking game has turned up the heat on the competition with plans to open at least eight new branches in the metro area in the coming months. Alabama-based Regions Bank, which moved into the state about 18 months ago, has already opened 10 branches and even more are planned for the future.
LOS ANGELES-Private real estate investment company UCV LP acquires four buildings totaling 187,534 sf of office flex space within the Los Angeles Media Tech Center.
PARIS-Craig Hall and his wife Kathryn acquire and renovate two boutique hotel properties, one in the Seventh District near the Eiffel Tower and another in the neighboring Fifteenth District, in partnership with Paris-based hotelier Georges Chauve and his wife Pamela.
NEW YORK CITY-More than 1,200 apartments in the Mott Haven section of the Bronx will be renovated through a public/private partnership. Another 100 apartments in East New York are available for affordable housing.
SAN FRANCISCO-Real estate investors are less than excited about next year, according to Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2004, a survey of the new issue of the annual report by the Urban Land Institute and PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP.
CHICAGO-Imperial Realty Co. hopes to begin building a 40,000-sf store to be leased by Whole Foods, as well as 136 condominiums, next spring on a three-acre site at the northwest corner of Cicero and Peterson avenues.