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TUSTIN, CA-The Irvine-based investment group buys the 628-unit Brookside Village Apartments from Aimco. The next move is a major renovation for a 96%-leased complex built in stages from 1967 through 1975.
WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA-The $70-million project is ready to move to the next stage now that a 1,142-space underground parking garage is completed. Due to open in March 2004, the center is a mix of shops and restaurants with Target and Best Buy as anchors.
SURPRISE, AZ-Attesa Corp. spends $1.8 million for 7.5 acres to build a hotel, as yet without a flag, and about 200,000 sf of retail to cater to Surprise's new economic driver, spring training season. The hotel is expected to be ready for the 2004 season.
HOUSTON-After a three-year split, Robert Williamson is reunited with James E. Savage and Jeff Hollinden at Holliday Fenoglio Fowler. Williamson is on board as a senior director after stepping down as Granite Partners' managing director.
PLEASANT HILL, CA-John F. Kennedy University buys a five-acre parcel that includes a 102,000-sf facility, which will house classrooms and administrative offices.
DALLAS-Ron Carey has returned to Texas after an eight-year stint in Florida, signing on as the senior investment officer for the Gulf/Mountain Region. He will steer First Industrial's "buy side" for five cities, where the goal is to spend $160 million.
RICHMOND, VA-Capital One may leave 19-building complex, but there's good news: a tobacco giant is moving its headquarters about 10 miles to the west, and may ultimately need space in Forest Park.
MIAMI-Schapiro Associates of Bay Harbor Islands, FL, has been hired to design the planned 30-story residential tower on the south bank of the Miami River. The project is being developed by B&B Development Services.