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NEWTON, MA-The city has the winning bid in the purchase of Kessler Woods, a 42-acre parcel that is the largest open piece of property in this area. The city is buying the property with Cornerstone Corp. for $15.1 million.
MIAMI-Carolina Rainer is selling 6000 Indian Creek, a 25-story, ultra-luxury condominium tower with 35 units, and Terra Beachside Villas, planned for 117 two-story urban townhomes. The Miami Beach projects will be developed across the street from each other.
ATLANTA-Despite an office leasing softness (20% vacancies), the company that wrote the book on office condominium development in the Southeast plans to break ground in first quarter 2004 on 1820 Peachtree, an 11-story, 145,000-sf building between Midtown and Buckhead that will also have two levels of retail totaling 12,300 sf.
DENVER-SVP for Frederick Ross Co. Kevin Thomas claims that despite negative or flat absorption, the metropolitan-area office market is in fact beginning to recover even though it probably won't begin to feel like progress until 2004.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, NY-One of the last remaining pre-war elevator apartment buildings that wasn't converted into condominium space has been sold for $15.6 million.
MIAMI-The 15-story, 226-unit luxury condominium project here has been completed, and a temporary certificate of occupancy has been issued. Buyers are moving in to the condominium tower, which markets itself as an affordable ownership option with units starting at $166,000.
DENVER-All bets are off at Colorado casinos with revenues dropping 5% compared with July 2002. The assumption that casinos were relatively recession proof proved false in current conditions.
PLAINFIELD, NJ-The New Jersey Schools Construction Corp. will convert the vacant facility into a middle school as part of the state's $8.6 billion schools construction program.
DALLAS-A Tempe, AZ investment group closes the second of three multifamily acquisitions by taking over the majority of Cliffbrook Condominiums in Dallas. Lehman Brothers again provides the capital.
RICHMOND, VA-Maternal-fetal-newborn care provider Pediatrix Medical Group PC decides to extend and expand its occupancy at the 143,000-sf building at 2810 Parham Rd. The healthcare company signed a five-year deal on 11,000 sf.