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BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI-The transaction value on the four separate sales of apartment complexes exceeds $7.5 million. Total number of units exceeds 180 apartments.
MIAMI-The long-term deal, at Airport Business Center, is estimated to be worth approximately $8.82 million. The air cargo company has been located at the business park for more than eight years.
BALTIMORE-Marshall Management takes over operation of the 195-room Mount Vernon Hotel on behalf of neighboring owner, Baltimore International College. Marshall intends to reposition the nearly century-old property.
DALLAS-Even if the market has touched bottom, the coming year won't be all uphill as lenders ready for battle with foreclosures and loan workouts. Nonetheless, optimism remains with construction slowing and job growth, albeit moderate, looming.
BELLINGHAM, MA-The Massachusetts Supreme Court overruled the state's Land Court, which invalidated a town's rezoning amendment because the developer involved made an $8 million gift to the town.
ATLANTA-A new Bullock Mannelly Partners Inc. mid-year analysis shows job growth will bring 40,000 new positions this year to the metro area but business owners aren't expected to search for additional space until 2004.
FORT MYERS, FL-The Southwest Florida commercial real estate broker, with Grubb & Ellis|VIP since it formed in 1998, led the Grubb & Ellis affiliates across the country last year, based on gross commission earnings. That was his best year, with more than $65 million in transaction volume and 139 transactions.
WAUKEGAN, IL-The New Harbor Renaissance Commission will likely be involved in hiring a project manager and forming a development team to oversee the $1.2-billion makeover of this city's Downtown and lakefront.
ALBANY, NY-New York State has issued $6.7 million worth of awards for housing projects in Westchester County, including almost $2.9 million for a an 85-unit low-income senior development in the City of Mount Vernon.