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DALLAS-Lend Lease is 100% out of the picture as Holliday Fenoglio Fowler drums up equity and debt from other sources to complete the buyout. The new plan sets up an eight-member operating committee, shifts the headquarters and tweaks the name.
CYPRESS, CA-An Indiana investor acquires the headquarters of RevCare, a medical billing firm, for about $5.8 million in a sale-leaseback mortared by a 12-year contract for the entire building. RevCare has owned the property since 1988.
ORANGE, CA-A Newport Beach investor buys six acres on which Chapman Medical Center and the Chapman Medical Office Building are situated, with the buildings due to revert to the landowner in about 10 years unless a new ground lease is crafted.
DENVER-The U.S. Green Building Council presents its Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design to the engineering firm for its property located at Meridian International Business Center.
COVINA, CA-The Teamsters Joint Council will move the regional headquarters from a 13,000-sf leased site in El Monte to a 26,054-sf owned property in Covina. The move in January 2004 is indicative of a growing trend by organizations to be owner-users
NEW YORK CITY-The Associated Press will take nearly 300,000 sf of space at 450 West 33rd St. The news organization inked a 15-year, $170 million lease for floors 14 through 16 as well as mezzanine and basement space.
FRENCHTOWN TOWNSHIP, MI-Tier one automotive supplier says it will spend $110 million to build three facilities totaling 702,000-sf for its molding operations. Tax assistance has been given to the company.