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PHOENIX-A California investment group crosses the finish line from the field of five racing for a 41,739-sf new building, which is leased for 20 years to Universal Technical Institute. The winning bid is just $160,000 shy of the asking price.
DALLAS-The highly publicized buyout closes yesterday as Lend Lease rushes to beat the June 30 end to the 2003 fiscal year. Holliday Fenoglio Fowler, trading for its book value, is the fourth business unit to go this year in Lend Lease's US retreat.
NEW YORK CITY-Having served as interim president for the past four months, Kevin M. Rampe was officially named president of the Lower Manhattan Development Corp. Mayor Bloomberg and Governor Pataki announced the appointment.
COSTA MESA, CA-An Essex Properties Trust affiliate acquires the 95%-occupied apartment complex from a San Francisco-based seller. The property, just minutes from the ocean, was a value-added play for the seller, Carmel Partners.
AUSTIN, TX-This will be the first time in the 28-year-old Bank of America Center's existence that it has been overseen by a company other than Hines. Also redoing the building's lobby and public corridors, Hines has chosen Susman, Tisdale and Gayle, to oversee the design of the Class A office complex.
CLEARWATER, FL-Asset Development Group of Jupiter, FL pays Chicago-based Laramar Group LLC $37,061 per unit or $39.06 per sf for the 456-unit, 432,640-sf property at 2690 Drew St. in densely populated Pinellas County.
PORTLAND-Three market-rate multifamily communities totaling 1,027 units are the latest addition to the Boston Capital Apartment Fund portfolio established in February 2002.
NEW YORK CITY-Morgan Stanley will add $13 billion in property assets to its portfolio with the acquisition of most of Lend Lease Corp.'s US real estate investment groups. Last month, the Sydney-based Lend Lease announced it would be exiting the US arena over time.