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DALLAS-Gables Residential buys the complex, assessed at $24.5 million, from Archstone-Smith's six-property portfolio in North Texas on the eve of its takeover of the Denver REIT's third-party property management business.
NEW YORK CITY-A new investment firm, started by industry veteran Richard Mandel, has been established to provide mezzanine financing for hotel owners and investors in the top 25 US hotel markets.
COSTA MESA, CA-Brookfield Homes stays in 13,340 sf South Coast Corporate Center in a five-year lease extension. The reworked deal doesn't add any more office space, but it does get the team into a contiguous configuration.
FRONT ROYAL, VA-Winchester Cold Storage further expands its warehousing and distribution offerings with the acquisition of the 284,000-sf former MeadWestvaco/WesTab building in the Kelley Industrial Park.
JACKSONVILLE, FL-Lucas Fairways LLC of Jacksonville, FL paid Bank of America Inc. of Los Angeles $31,818 per acre or 73 cents per sf for the 38-year-old, 110-acre property redesigned by Arnold Palmer in 1986.
PHOENIX-The carrier sets up shop in 12,000 sf in a relocation of the operation from Farmington, NM. A five-year commitment is made to a leased site near Phoenix's Sky Harbor International Airport.
NEW YORK CITY-Hotel CEOs from Marriott, Hilton, Carlson, Loews and Cendant got together to kick off the 25th annual NYU Hospitality Investment Conference here yesterday. The execs offered looks into their corporate strategies, which included talks of international expansion and improved industry outlooks.
HOLBROOK, MA-Braintree, MA-based Joseph R. Mullins Co.'s effort to develop one of the town's largest ever retail/residential complexes was voted down at Town Meeting when a crucial zoning change failed to pass.
HOUSTON-Tait Electronics takes the lease to 10,000 sf at the Park Ten Business Center on the west side of town. The extra space makes up for a closed distribution center in Atlanta and some downsizing in its homeport of Toronto.
HOUSTON-Internacional Realty pays more than $13 million to Rreef for the 216-unit Seasons and just a bit less than that to Jenard Gross Investments for the 180-unit Savoy. The buyer is teaming with a 1031 Exchange syndicate to buy in Texas and Florida.