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ALEXANDRIA, VA-Something new and different is about to grace the streets of Old Town, as Atlanta's Regent Partners reveals plans for an $85 million hotel and condominium property in the 76.5-acre planned Carlyle Development.
ROSEVILLE, MN-Two thirds of 94-unit Applewood Pointe are sold, with construction expected to be completed in July 2004; developer United Properties has two others in the works.
PHILADELPHIA-In October, a quartet of internationally renowned architects, chosen from a field of 40, will present proposals for the renovation and addition of 180,000 sf of space at the Free Library's flagship.
JERSEY CITY, NJ-The oil-turned-real estate company, which is being shopped by Deloitte & Touche appears set to enter into serious discussions with its unnamed suitors.
LONDON-Carlyle's inaugural London buy delivers 125,000 sf of office space and 50,000 sf of retail. It has bought the 175,000-sf 107 Cheapside from AXA Sun Life.
NEW YORK CITY-Mortgage brokerage and real estate advisory firm the Singer and Bassuk Organization has closed on a $70-million bridge loan to 63 Wall St. into 476 residential rental apartments.
MINNEAPOLIS-The 10-story, 255,000 sf-complex will house three theaters and transform the Mississippi Riverfront. French architect Jean Nouvel conceived the facility's dramatic design.
PHOENIX-Empty for three years, the 113,827-sf big box gets a taker, F-1 Race Factory, which has subleased 317 S. 48th St. for a state-of-the-art gaming venue. A Valley first, the complex will open in early 2004 with an 80,000-sf, indoor go-kart track.