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BROOKLYN, NY-A former Bear, Stearns & Co. exec is named COO for Meridian Capital as the multifamily mortgage broker looks to expand into new geographic markets over the next few months.
With apartment units averaging $75,000 below the cost of similar units in San Diego and $10,000 below Phoenix's per unit prices, investors are looking to place their money in Tucson. The area's increased job projections and a cutback in development is helping to popularize the area as an investor market.
OAK BROOK, IL-Leasing agents for Great Lakes REIT continue to exceed the 2003 goal of 30,000 sf a month in renewals and new leases. However, occupancy across the six-million-sf portfolio is expected to dip under 80% by the end of the year.
MCCRORY, AR-Having already consolidated operations into two exponentially larger plants in other cities, the publicly traded greeting card behemoth does not want to sit on the property for too long, if possible.
HOUSTON-A private New York City-based investor has sold the three-building, 145,884-sf office complex known as Northwest Plaza for just south of its $5.6 million asking price.