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ORLANDO-The subsidiary of Minnesota-based ABC Companies pays $625,000, or about $7.47 per sf, for a 1.92-acre site in Orlando Central Park South where the company is expected to break ground this year on its second multi-vehicle preventative maintenance facility.
ROLLING MEADOWS, IL-Meadows Realty LLC pays Gould Electronics $2.5 million for the shuttered upscale fitness club at 2950 Golf Rd., and is shooting for a reopening next month.
RIVERDALE, IL-A group from the Urban Land Institute and Campaign for Sensible Growth spend the second of a two-day visit in this south suburb, which is hoping to add affordable housing in its Pacesetter neighborhood.
ATLANTA-Aldi International purchases an 80-acre tract for $3 million, or about $38,000 per acre, in tiny Jefferson, GA, 30 miles northeast of Downtown where construction on the project is scheduled to begin in summer 2004.
TAMPA, FL-One of the biggest question marks in local industrial real estate circles is what Tampa Bay Buccaneer owner Malcolm Glazer plans to do with the defunct, 26-year-old, 895,000-sf Tampa Bay Center mall he bought from the Rouse Co. in January for $22.9 million, or $25.59 per sf.
BRISTOL, CT-Savanna Partners Corp., a New York-based investment group, has paid $23.5 million for a 1,162,167-sf facility here that for about 20 years housed manufacturing operations of General Motors.
SAN DIEGO-Located at 431 Van Houten, the residential asset encompasses a total of 10,264 sf. Each townhome contains three bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths.