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LOS ANGELES-A buyer from Vernon acquires the 13-story Downtown property, a combination office building and dormitory that houses a job-training program.
DENVER-With only 1999 reporting lower rates, the average daily rate for public lots in Denver is $5.83, a 6.7% drop from last year. The core area of the CBD charges the highest daily rate.
ORLANDO-Erik Schwetje joins Trammell Crow Co.'s industrial group where he will be leasing class A assets throughout the metro markets. Year-to-date, Crow has signed 700,000 sf of leases and sold 580,000 sf of industrial product with 1.1 million sf currently on the market.
GRAND PRAIRIE, TX-Opus West unveils 395,000 sf of spec product in the Great Southwest Industrial District, where vacancy is one of the highest in town. But, Triple Freeport, interstate frontage and design will quickly sell the space, the developer says.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ-Gold's Gym pencils a 30,000-sf lease for Northsight Crossing, a 13-acre project that recently broke ground. Other health club operators were jockeying for the location at the corner of Northsight Boulevard and Raintree Drive.
TAMPA, FL-Zapolski + Rudd LLC pays New York-based Clarion Partners about $111,111 per unit for the seven-year-old, 52-building, 315-unit Hamptons at Tampa Bay garden apartment community in a deal that took five months to complete.
MIAMI-Jay Perkins' previous positions include owner and principal of Perkins Realty Advisors Inc. and vice president for Codina Realty Services. He has more than 14 years of experience in Florida real estate.
MANSFIELD, MA-Berkeley Investments sells the Campus at Cabot Business Park to HRPT for $42 million. The deal involves three buildings totaling 384,000 sf and a nine-acre parcel permitted for up to 150,000-sf of office space development.
QUEENS, NY-Developers for New York City's first lifestyle retail center have closed on a $28 million bridge preconstruction loan. The 10-acre, the Shops at Atlas Park in Glendale is expected to open in the spring of 2005.