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TAMPA, FL-Expanding its Tampa, FL presence, the Irvine, CA-based firm names Bill Bach senior investment advisor. Bach has 22 years of experience in the Florida commercial real estate market.
LONDON-Lathe Investments has acquired its first shopping centre for the recently launched Redleaf IV Limited Partnership. It paid Catalyst Capital 13.2-million-pounds ($22 million) for The Bramley Centre in Leeds
BOSTON-Goulston & Storrs takes the entire building at 400 Atlantic Ave. for another ten years. The firm says it chose to stay because it was pleased with the facilities and management at the building.
ATLANTA-Following a growing national trend among municipalities and counties, Henry County paid $251,000, or $10,811 per acre, for a 23.2-acre tract next to a planned 1,477-acre reservoir that has generated controversy, according to a published report.
MECHANICSBURG, PA-A healthcare behemoth will result from the acquisition of NJ-based Kessler's six hospitals and 92 outpatient clinics by the locally based operator of 75 acute care hospitals in 24 states and 739 outpatient clinics throughout North America.
MCLEAN, VA-Dan Lasik, a mover and shaker in the real estate hospitality services industry, becomes the national director of Ernst & Young's Hospitality & Leisure services through a recent appointment.
DETROIT-Grand Sakwa says that an employee that had a conflict of interest in the purchase of the former Northville Psychiatric Hospital property is no longer involved so with the completion of the company's 75-day due diligence, the sale will go before the State Administrative Board for approval prior to the September closing.
DENVER-Despite concerns from many of the airlines that fly DIA, 112 concessions at the Denver International Airport were granted extended leases arguing that because of financial hardships from the delayed opening of DIA and the aftermath of September 11th the extensions were needed.