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CHICAGO-Not only did the local CB Richard Ellis and Insignia/ESG operations have the office sector covered in sales and leasing in the city and suburbs, the merger makes the new company the top industrial brokerage, at least in terms of listings.
FORT WORTH-Hallmark Financial Services will sever the corporate staff from the Dallas office and bunk it with a group bought eight months ago. For the next eight years, the HQ will share the group's reworked 27,808 sf at Carter Burgess Plaza.
ATLANTA-The Los Angeles-based firm faces a tough hurdle when company officials ask county commissioners in October to rezone 153 agriculture-ranked acres to allow 500 single-family and townhomes and 31,000-sf of commercial on the rural site, area brokers tell GlobeSt.com.
MELISSA, TX-Jerry Owens, owner of Owens restaurants and the famous sausage line, Hillwood Residential and local officials stamp a plan, with a $21-million infrastructure cost, for 1,300 lots and 69 acres of commercial and retail development.
DETROIT-The 21-acre parcel of land offered for sale by Ypsi Free Methodist Church saw two partial sales, one a $600,000 sale represented by Friedman for 1.25 acres, and the other for 12 acres to Ford Motor Company for its daycare facility.
WESTON, FL-The commercial real estate development firm, which also plans to sell six acres near the buildings to the same owner, Duke Realty, would recognize about a $3.8 million gain from both sales.