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WASHINGTON, DC-A 600-unit affordable housing complex rises from the construction dust at the site of what were once the downtrodden Frederick Douglass and Stanton Dwellings public housing facilities.
WASHINGTON,DC-Cassidy & Pinkard/iCap and Carr Real Estate Services Inc. pitch in to help arrange a $10 million floating rate loan for the 150,000-sf premier property at 1700 Pennsylvania Ave.
ST. PAUL-Legacy and Selby Area Community Development have begun work on a 40-unit housing complex and 4,000-sf commercial center, which city leaders see as a pivotal part of the Shelby Avenue's "comeback.
SUNRISE, FL-The long-term lease is at Sawgrass Pointe, a six-story, 240,000-sf, class A office building here. The company, which may add up to 500 employees in its new space, has the option to lease 80,000 sf more in the building.
BOSTON-After years of protests from local municipalities, the state legislature's Joint Committee on Housing and Urban Development proposes changes to the state's controversial affordable housing law.
SAN DIEGO-The San Diego City Council has named Robert A. McNeeley to the Centre City Development Corp.'s board of directors. He has been chosen to serve out the remainder of former director Reese Jarrett's term, which expires in May 2005.
LONDON-Hammerson has sold three office properties in central London to a subsidiary of private investment group Fordgate, for a total of pounds 122 million ($205 million).
ORLAND PARK, IL-Itasca-based Hamilton Partners Inc. sells the 101,802-sf property at 15150 LaGrange Rd., anchored by Borders Books & Music and Pier 1 Imports, to the Highland Park-based retail developer.
LAFAYETTE, CA-During the third quarter, the locally based company managed to renew leases representing 78% of the total square footage expiring, but the average rental rate on the deals dropped more than 28%.
MINNEAPOLIS-A desire for lower costs, patient convenience and independent identity is spurring clinics to build their own facilities apart from hospital campuses.