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MINNEOLA, FL-Even after the Lake County School Board turned down a similar offer from Terry Hagen, local elected officials voted Sept. 10 to accept the deal and annex the developer's planned 711-home community, 25 miles west of Downtown Orlando.
LONDON-In the first major letting at Canary Wharf in two years, BP is to relocate is oil trading division at the Docklands office complex. It is taking 128,000 sf in 20 Canada Square.
BOCA RATON, FL-The offering of the shares of 8 1/2% series A cumulative redeemable preferred stock means about $72.1 million in net proceeds for Koger, which will be used for multiple purposes, including to fund the acquisition of the Rosemeade Building and CIGNA Plaza in Dallas.
PHILADELPHIA-Penn's Landing Corp. unveils to the public four rivals' plans for the Delaware riverfront parcel that has defied development for three decades. One vision expands across I 95 and carries a $3 billion price tag.
TEJON RANCH, CA-CalSTRS and DP Partners create a capital partnership for the complex, and Catellus Corp. secures an 80-acre land option at the industrial center.
DENVER-Fitch Ratings affirms a stable outlook for Archstone-Smith Operating Trust, and notes the REIT's strong operating results through the current economic downturn.
NORTH BAY VILLAGE, FL-The Miami Beach -based company, which has been involved in building single-family homes for nearly 50 years, is planing a February ground-breaking on a 15-story, 414-unit development called 360:. And Lennar has hired ISG to launch sales of the project.
DENVER-The local industrial market shows overall vacancy is now at 8.57%, down from 8.85% in first quarter 2003. The market absorbed more than 830,000 sf in the second quarter.
DALLAS-Able Electric Service, a Summit Electric Co. customer, takes the supplier's old stomping grounds at a price that was firmed up in 2001. With Summit now relocated, the 2626 Electronic Lane sale passes the closing table.