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DALLAS-A CBRE vice president is named Texas state director for ICSC while four other executives in the region corner promotions from Archon Financial, Opus West and McCarthy. Yancey-Hausman's Austin team welcomes a newcomer to town.
DENVER-After years in the making, and some doubts about the project because of a possible move to block it, the Colorado Convention Hotel in Downtown Denver will break ground at the end of this month, after the sale of the bonds to finance it.
WEST PALM BEACH, FL-Premier has purchased 41.6 acres of land here on which to build the planned 500,000-sf, four-building retail/office/warehouse project. The sale price of the land was about $4.2 million; MIP Ventures Ltd. was the seller.
ORLANDO-The governor and his Cabinet will vote on the acquisition of the 67-year-old, closed outdoor attraction Aug. 12. The appraised price of the 230-acre property in Winter Haven, FL is expected to come in at about $15 million.
VERNON HILLS, IL-The Milwaukee-based life insurance company with a $19-billion real estate portfolio teams with AMLI Residential for the eighth time, but the first in the REIT's home market of Chicago.
ORLANDO-Locally based Sandy Ridge Development LLC pays an Orlando investor group $15,486 per acre or about 36 cents per sf for the property fronting on both State Road 532 in Osceola County and County Road 542 in Polk County.
ATLANTA-After four years of trying, the former Georgia Tech University quarterback buys the 14,000-sf Downtown property from longtime Atlanta retailer Charles Walker and his Herschel Harrington Scenic and Lighting Studio.
PHOENIX-Environmental consultants Nyno & Moore will relocate from a nearby office to 13,515 sf at Lakeview Business Center along South 35th St. The five-year lease came at "a great price," says one broker on the deal.