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HORSHAM, PA-With an initial payment of $86.5 million, locally based GMAC Commercial Mortgage Corp. closes stage one of its $106-million purchase of the Australian firm's U.S. debt businesses. It also paid Lend Lease $49.2 million for outstanding debt servicing advances.
PHOENIX-The local investment group outbids six others with a $1-million-plus offer for the Brookview Apartments at 4401 N. 12th St. Rent, right now, is $375 to $425 per month, but it's not likely to stay that way.
NEW YORK CITY-A joint venture purchases the 722-room Metropolitan Hotel, located in the heart of Midtown, from Loews Hotels for $100M. The partners plan to put the hotel through a "dramatic aesthetic transformation.
GREENWICH, CT-RBS Greenwich Capital reports it has issued approximately $1.22 billion in commercial mortgage pass-through securities that consisted of 72 mortgage loans, secured by 86 mortgage real estate properties in 27 states.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, IL-The move is an attempt to shift into more profitable efforts, such as hotel development and ownership of properties in larger markets. Atlanta-based Thompson Calhoun Fair is brokering the two-step disposition.
DETROIT-Owners are raising prices on vacant buildings so high that residential developers won't be able to realize a profit on new projects, says an expert. Without downtown residential, downtown retail won't grow.
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA-Bradshaw International Inc. begins construction on a 450,000-sf distribution center next to its headquarters. The project will double the kitchenware manufacturer's plant size when it delivers in November.
DENVER- The funds for this $50 million initiative are in addition to funds CHFA has already budgeted for its economic development programs in 2003 and represent the largest allocation of funds it has dedicated to its business finance programs since inception.
SEATTLE-The overall Puget Sound vacancy rate for the first half of 2003 is 7.5%, unchanged from the second half of 2002; however, it is one of the highest vacancy rates on record, according to a mid-year report by CB Richard Ellis.