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GRAND PRAIRIE, TX-Colonial Equities will deliver the 264-unit Timber Oaks in fall 2004. The gated community will have units ranging from 747 sf to 1,158 sf and monthly rents scaled from $509 to $699.
MESA, AZ-A 15-acre parcel in the path of development is snatched up for $2.3 million by a private partnership in Scottsdale with the hope that the land will someday be used for commercial development.
LOS ANGELES-A former halfway house that was turned into 13 apartments has found a new owner in an Ontario, CA investor who beat out several other bidders with his $2.7 million offer. The property's high rent and cap rate were significant factors in his decision to buy.
BELLEVUE, WA-Wallace Properties pays Unico Properties $11 million for the 70,312-sf, two-building, office development near Overlake Hospital in Bellevue. The concrete and steel structures are 96% leased.
DENVER-The company is closing its nine stores and a warehouse facility in Denver, a move that could cost the area some 1,000 jobs. Four of the nine stores and the warehouse are in a deal to be sold to Kroger, parent company of King Soopers, the number one grocer in the Denver area.
BOSTON-Speakers at the 2003 National Office and Industrial Properties Annual Conference held here emphasize that the nation's real estate market is poised for recovery, however they warned developers need to proceed cautiously.
ATLANTA-Although the homes won't be ready for occupancy until next spring, buyers plunked down deposits on 49 units, priced from $140,000 to $300,000 at the planned $73 million, 578-unit Residences at Atlantic Station.
PHOENIX-A California dialysis products supplier spends $2.4 million for a two-building, 107,000-sf office/warehouse complex in the southwest submarket to set up a regional headquarters and production facility in a rail-served building.
PALM BEACH COUNTY, FL-The negative absorption of 60,427 sf in the third quarter was a big improvement compared with the negative 175,131 sf in the second quarter, according to a new Cushman & Wakefield report. Additionally, the county experienced a decline in office vacancy by 50 basis points to 15.4% in the third quarter, according to a new report by Grubb & Ellis.