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WEBSTER, TX-A physicians' group pays close to the $1.2-million asking price for the 4.6-acre southwest corner of Medical Center Boulevard and Kobayashi Drive in Webster, where the plan is to build a professional office building and surgical center.
HOUSTON-The five leases add new names to four centers owned by Regency Centers. Washington Mutual Bank takes two locations, each 3,500 sf, with five-year leases for centers in the suburbs of Fort Bend and Spring.
LONDON-The UK residential property ,market is continuing to slow, according to the latest survey of RICS members. Availability is now at the highest level for almost three years, although there signs that the market is stabilising in London and the South East of England.
ATLANTA-Fulton County and Alpharetta pledge $1 million each for the $4 million purchase of 27 acres within Cousins Properties Inc.'s proposed $291 million, 220-acre mixed-use development on the west side of GA 400. Roswell offers land instead of cash.
MAUI, HI -The acquisition includes three golf courses and 270 acres of fully zoned undeveloped land at the Wailea Resort on Maui, and two golf courses and an undeveloped hotel site at the Kauai Lagoons Resort.
LOS ANGELES-A locally based buyer acquires the 26 apartments and 6,000 sf of retail space from a Los Angeles seller. The 694 S. Burlington Ave. asset has units that average 935 sf, with monthly rents ranging from $360 to $750.
NEW YORK CITY-A hearing was held on Silverstein Properties' appeal from a ruling that a jury would have to decide whether the crashes of two planes into the Twin Towers complex constitutes one or two occurrences.
FORT WORTH-Rick Hopwood, one of 2002's Top 10 producers in Dallas-Fort Worth, exits NAI Stoneleigh Huff Brous McDowell in Fort Worth for the region's newest real estate company. He starts Monday as SVP and partner.
LONDON-Investment activity in the shopping centre sector fell 64% between the first and second quarters of 2003, according to a new survey from DTZ. But the agent says this is just the 'lull before the storm'.