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LA MIRADA, CA-The 18,405-sf center along Valley View Avenue holds potential for rent increases, says the Sperry Van Ness agent who brokered the sale for an investor who's owned it for 33 years.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ-Spencers TV & Appliance has moved into its third metro Phoenix location, choosing a 16,130-sf storefront at 14202 N. Scottsdale Rd. The retailer is setting up shop in the spot for the next 10 years.
NEW YORK CITY-Insignia ESG and CBRE Holding reached an agreement in principle with Insignia stockholders who filed suit seeking additional disclosure information relating to an agreement to sell Insignia's real estate investment assets.
BRAZORIA COUNTY, TX-The final tract in a 40,000-acre listing goes to a Houston couple, who are making plans to use the 9,730 acres for recreational and commercial purposes. IP Farms is the seller of the Chocolate Bay land.
HOUSTON-Alan Patton of the Morgan Group is elected to the 326-member National Multi Housing Council. He joins the firm's CEO and principal, Michael Morgan, and 14 others from Houston on the board.
DENVER-The Denver Newspaper Agency, the agency which handles all business operations for The Denver Post and Rocky Mountain News, is moving forward in plans to consolidate several separate facilities by entering into an option to purchase a parcel of land bordered by Broadway, Colfax, 15th Street, Cheyenne Way and Cleveland Place.
SAN DIEGO-The diversification of ownership from three to 22 shareholders is part of a move to increase collaboration at all levels of the company, which Burnham officials say is a core element of the firm's culture.
LAKELAND, FL-The Southfield, MI-based REIT is redeveloping and expanding its 174,000-sf Shoppes of Lakeland shopping center here to 300,000 sf. The new Target department store will occupy 126,000 sf. The property is 60 miles south of Downtown Orlando.