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BOCA RATON, FL-The 188,000-sf shopping center's four new leases, which total 9,426 sf and are worth close to $1.8 million, bring the center's occupancy to 97%. The four companies that signed leases recently are Casual Male, Verizon Wireless, EB Games and Jersey Mikes.
DETROIT-Marygrove College has received a $1.8 million grant from the federal government to completely renovate the third floor of its Liberal Arts Building.
NEW YORK CITY-Coming right on the heels of another big buy, Max Capital Management purchases the 1.2 million sf 237 Park Ave., also known as the Atrium.
DETROIT-The old Michigan Central Depot in southwest Detroit is Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick's choice to be the city's new police headquarters. Although it is favored for a number of reasons, a deal has yet to be worked out between the city and the building's owners on the renovations that would be needed.
PHILADELPHIA-Berwind closed out its second and third real estate funds, totaling $66 million and $110 million, respectively, in equity commitments. It's currently investing in Fund VI, a $384-million equity fund.
ORLANDO-With average first-half occupancy at the 71.9% level and average daily room rates at $71.69, investors and lenders remain cautious, even though the first-quarter total visitors count was up .2% to 20.1 million, according to a new market analysis by Marcus & Millichap.
BOSTON-The South Boston Harbor Academy Charter School acquired two buildings totaling 45,000 sf from the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston. The school plans to immediately renovate the North Dorchester facilities.
ORANGE, CA-From their 10th-floor offices atop Transwestern Investment Co.'s 212,325-sf building at 333 S. Anita, employees of the consumer credit firm can see Anaheim Stadium. The 10-year, 19,632-sf deal is worth more than $6.5 million.
MINNEAPOLIS-The Twin Cities average vacancy rose to 7% last quarter up from 5.2% a year ago, according to new report from locally based GVA Marquette Advisors.
BOSTON-A recently released report by the national hospitality group of Marcus & Millichap indicates that room rates and average occupancy in the city's hotel market are continuing their downward trend.