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CHICAGO-St. Edmund's Redevelopment Corp. gets $4.8 million in equity financing from New York City-based Related Capital Co. for its $9-million rehab of 56 units on three sites bounded by Michigan and Wabash avenues, 57th and 61st streets.
ROMEO, MI-The local school system is opening a $19 million, $92,000 sf Engineering and Technology Center this fall, in this Macomb County town north of Detroit.
HOUSTON-The second of two "tilted E" high-rises in the Houston CBD comes to market, with its deed held by a consortium of 20 banks. With the building up for sale, Enron makes plans for a new downtown address.
DALLAS-In 10 days, Steven A. Lieberman steps down as president of the Weitzman Group and head of the tenant representation team. The 42-year-old, leaving a firm he helped build, makes the move to create a "new and different" real estate company.
ADDISON, TX-The Woodland Hills, CA lender holds a "meet and greet" in 24,851 sf of class A space subleased from IBM for the duration of its pact with EOP. Furniture and free rent during the ramp-up are just part of the bait used to sew up the deal.
SAN DIEGO-Barone Galasso Associates begins construction on its Downtown project that will upgrade the historic Armed Forces YMCA facility into a 260-room hotel.
SAN DIEGO-Stewart Title of California Inc. - San Diego Division signs a five-year agreement to occupy a 26,000-sf, build-to-suit facility in Mission Valley Heights. The new lease will enable the title insurance provider to move its San Diego headquarters office, which is currently located at 3111 Camino del Rio North in Mission Valley.
MEXICO CITY-Prudential Real Estate Investors and Latin American housing developer Corporacion Geo launch a joint venture by acquiring 136 acres in Mexico City and 71 acres in Acapulco that will be developed into more than 5,000 units of housing.