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ORLANDO-Developers and investors are hearing encouraging news these days on Florida's long-range growth potential as Standard & Poor's Corp. of New York gives the state's newly issued $300 million right-of-way acquisition and bridge construction bonds a AA rating.
RENO, NV-The buyer, a Northern California-based investor in a 1031 exchange, assumes an $11-million loan with Prudential that has an interest rate of 8.12%. The in-place capitalization rate on the investment is estimated at 8.8%
DALLAS-Delta Associates' CEO Gregory H. Leisch tells Transwestern's Dallas team and clients that the region is on the right track, but it's going to take some more time before all the pain goes away. Next year carries more promise and 2005 carries some more.
UTICA, NY-This legislation will refinance and reform the state's Superfund program and hopefully spur private investment in the remediation of brownfield sites across the state.
SAN DIEGO-Mayfair dba Trilogy on Fifth LLC snaps up the property from O' Bryan Family Trust for $1.8 million. The new owner plans to build a 25-unit luxury condo project on the site.
CHICAGO-Orlando-based Estein & Associates USA, Ltd. buys a 70% interest in Bank One Center for $106.4 million, plus another $9.8 million when another 40,000 sf of Bank One space is leased. The mortgage from Landesbank Hessen-Thuringen Girozentrale takes out construction and mezzanine debt on the 1.5-million-sf building.
WASHINGTON, DC-The 60,000-sf office building at 475 School St. gets a new owner in a $14.5 million trade between buyer Meritage Properties and seller, an affiliate of Cambridge Asset Management.