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CAMBRIDGE, MA-Architectural firms interested in designing Spaulding & Slye Colliers' proposed 45-acre mixed-use complex submitted 100 plans for the project, which will reportedly cost over $1 billion.
FORT MYERS, FL-Janie Hooker, who was formerly affiliated with the company, previously worked in residential real estate. She is responsible for operations of the company's 14 commercial real estate brokers in Fort Myers and Bonita Springs.
LONDON-British shoppers still say you can't beat the traditional high street shopping experience, according to a survey from American Express Establishment Services.
NEW ORLEANS-A partnership led by two New Orleans businessmen acquires the Bourbon Orleans for $14.3 million and is now spending $12 million to restore the historic hotel. The seller is Wyndham International Inc., which has inked a 20-year management agreement to continue operating the facility.
NEW YORK CITY-Carlton Advisory Services has arranged a $150 million credit facility for the formation of a B-note investment fund sponsored by a major New York-based real estate investment company.
LOS ANGELES-The Los Angeles City Council makes it official by ratifying its agreement with the Community Redevelopment Agency and developers of the mixed-use project. Work has begun on the first phase, 180 units of affordable seniors housing.
ORANGE, CA-Allied Modular Building Systems Inc., a manufacturer of modular offices and cleanrooms, acquires a new 36,036-sf headquarters. The plan is to move in September from 20,000 sf of leased space in Anaheim to Orange's Nicholas Avenue.
TORRANCE, CA-The big South Bay developer adds one of the top local business parks to its portfolio of Southern California properties. The 376,685-sf, nine office buildings, some medical, were 80% occupied at sale time.