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NEW YORK CITY-A last minute lawsuit didn't stop the $1.4 billion sale of the GM Building. Macklowe Properties picked up the landmark office at 767 Fifth Ave. from Conseco, who filed for bankruptcy-court protection in December.
ATLANTA-The former first vice president for Homart Development Co. reports to Greg Maloney, president of Jones Lang LaSalle's retail group. At Homart, Oliaro participated in the development of five million sf of retail in the Southeast.
BOSTON- Robert Cleary Jr. is named president of the Codman Co., a locally based real estate firm, which is also relocating its headquarters to 50 Rowes Wharf. The moves are part of the firm's effort to restructure and grow.
CAMBRIDGE, MA-Harvard University unveils its 525,000-sf New Research Building at 77 Avenue Louis Pasteur on the Medical School campus. The $260-million facility is the largest the university has ever built.
MIAMI-In South Florida, the company also hired Millie Munoz as a property manager, Dominic Montazemi as a financial analyst and Mary Rojas as a human resources coordinator, in addition to promoting Allison Smith to research analyst.
FORT MYERS, FL-The property consists of two buildings totaling about 10,000 sf and 2.1 acres of land. Value Vehicles LLC purchased the property for a rare and exotic automobile collection.
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA-One Columbus Center, the city's first class A office high-rise, gets a new tenant with law firm Hancock, Daniel, Johnson & Nagle's commitment to about 3,000 sf of space in the 134,000-sf building.