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INDEPENDENCE TOWNSHIP, MI-Regency Centers purchased the final remaining parcel of land on a 23-acre strip center lot. Phase one of the project, including a Kroger anchor and retail space, is set to begin immediately.
DENVER- Quebec Square adds to its tenant roster with seven more leases. Over the next several months, several more deals will be announced for one of the largest retail centers in the area, which totals 740,000 sf.
TORONTO-The Toronto City Council approves a deal with a consortium of companies for the restoration, revitalization and ongoing operation of Union Station, a National Historic Site, a gateway to Toronto's waterfront and a critical transportation hub.
BOSTON-Equity Residential Properties Trust submits a letter of intent to the Boston Redevelopment Authority for a plan to build 320 units in Charles River Park. This is a year after its plan to build two large towers at the site was met with fierce resistance.
OCEANSIDE, CA-Orange County-based bkm Development Co. LLC acquires the property with plans to construct an industrial development on the parcel. First phase groundbreaking on the project, known as Oceanside Gateway Business Park, is slated for the latter part of this year's fourth quarter.
SOMERSET, NJ-The new Associated Title Agency, based at Prudential New Jersey's offices here, is a joint venture with Commonwealth Title-Monmouth Agency.
TAMPA, FL-PPC Enterprises Inc. of Pinellas County pays Rim Rock of Tampa $2.15 million, or about $43,878 per unit, for the 49-unit, 19-year-old Hampton Place--which received multiple offers in a red-hot multifamily investment market.
NELSON, GA-Area brokers tell GlobeSt.com that what makes this deal unusual is that tiny hamlets are preparing to save green space in their areas before the advent of encroaching nearby developments.
TYNGSBOROUGH, MA- Contracting company M. Spinelli & Sons buys a 42,751-sf building at 100 Tyngsboro Dr. for $3 million from Insight Partners. The building is permitted for 100,000-sf expansion.