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SAN DIEGO-Business consultant and attorney Wayne Raffesberger joins the Centre City Development Corp. Board of Directors. As a board member, he will assist with negotiations and recommendations regarding property and project areas, redevelopment plans and implementation strategies.
LONDON-Mohammad Jafari-Fini's bid for troubled property consultancy Chesterton has gone unconditional. His first move has been to bring in ex-Insignia director Ted Webster to head the commercial division.
ATLANTA-The locally-based REIT, which has been trading on the New York Stock Exchange since 1962, has updated its SEC registration statement which now registers debt securities, common stock and warrants to purchase common stock and has about $130 million available.
RIVERSIDE, CA-The San Diego-based investment firm acquires the three-year-old Estancia Apartments from a Riverside seller. The 95%-occupied asset sits on 12 acres and comes with "a host of institutional-grade amenities," the buyer says.
BOSTON-Trammell Crow Co. is being replaced by CB Richard Ellis as exclusive leasing agent for 33 Arch St., a 600,000-sf tower in the city's financial district that is scheduled for completion early next year and has yet to sign a single tenant.
SAN DIEGO-RREEF America REIT II purchases the 828,315-sf portfolio from a group of Westcore Industrial Properties subsidiaries. The newly acquired assets range from corporate headquarters and R&D facilities to multi-tenant industrial product.
FARMERS BRANCH, TX-Custom Millwork Inc. has tripled the operations area with a long-term lease at a $3.45 per sf gross start for industrial space at 13777 Bee St. The custom finish-out company for restaurants took "as-is" space that it's now upgrading.
DELRAY BEACH, FL-E.B.J. Holdings LLC paid MDN Lake Ida Inc. about $85.62 per sf for the 80,000-sf retail plaza. Tenants at the 90% occupied plaza include House of Appliances, Oxford Academy, Black Sheep Inn and Nobel Learning Center.<p>
CHICAGO-A long debated condominium and retail project, anchored by a Border's, is finally underway. The development is seen as part of the continuing attempt to gentrify the neighborhood.
DENVER-In an effort to continue to be "highly competitive in the local real estate market," the company has added industry veterans Doug Viseur and Murray Platt from Grubb & Ellis, and Todd Witty to their industrial team.