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OAKLAND, CA-A partnership of Signature Properties and Reynolds and Brown pays $18 million for the property, with plans to clean up the former maritime industrial site and then gain the necessary entitlements for a major residential and retail development.
SALH HASISH, EGYPT-Under construction in Salh Hashish, the 520-room hotel will open as one the city's most luxurious five star resorts. The project is owned and designed by architect Amr El Alfy. Le Meridien manages four other hotels in Egypt.
ATLANTA-Ending a banner nine months of investment sales, the locally based REIT sold the 176,000-sf retail center in suburban Atlanta to a fund managed by New York-based J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. for $45 million.
LONDON-Carlyle Group has made its UK debut with a pounds 67 million ($106.1 million) acquisition in the City. It has bought the 175,000-sf 107 Cheapside from AXA Sun Life.
PHOENIX-LGE Design/Build files a lawsuit against Sun Systems for posting a sign on top of its 2030 W. Pinnacle Peak Rd. building. The plaintiff claims the sign is libelous and defamatory and the defendant says he's venting.
DALLAS-In an amicable exit, Robert Powell leaves a vice presidency at Grubb & Ellis after a five-year run to start this morning as a VP at Capstar Commercial. His assignments were lined up and waiting for his arrival.
DENVER-Dana Crawford, chairwoman of Urban Neighborhoods, has announced plans to start pre-selling units in an historic loft condominium project named after the Beat author. Prices will start at about $180,000.
NEW YORK CITY-This is the joint venture's first acquisition since its April formation. The JV is looking to purchase $150 million of premium-branded mid-priced hotels in the Northeast.
ANN ARBOR, MI-A ballot proposal would allow the city to buy the development rights on farms that ring this university city. The Homebuilders Association of Washtenaw County and the Ann Arbor Area Board of Realtors are opposed to the plan.