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LONDON-The Third World should look to Britain not continental Europe for a housing policy to copy. A report by the RICS calls for changes in the way world housing markets operate
TORRANCE, CA-The 29-year-old, two-building center reaps slightly less than $2.3 million to close at $90,000 more than the list price. Built in 1974, it's Prairie Plaza's first time on the market.
SUMMIT, NJ-German-owned Celanese, which through its predecessor companies has used the site since the mid 1940s, will consolidate its local operations to newer facilities in the Southeast and Midwest.
HOUSTON-Granite Ridge, a New Mexico-based research and development firm, stamps a three-year lease for the building, bought empty late last year as an investment. Inside the Loop, a three-year tenant extends for the short term.
SLEEPY HOLLOW, NY-Although an official groundbreaking ceremony is scheduled early next week, preliminary construction work has already begun on the $150 million Kendal on Hudson senior housing community here.
OAK BROOK, IL-National Real Estate Clearinghouse has been hired by Clark Retail Enterprises Inc., in Chapter 11 bankruptcy, to sell assets in nine states. Buyers can buy one, some or all, according to the brokers.
MIAMI-The Aventura, FL-based developer, a subsidiary of Mexico-based GICSA, paid $18 million for the 376-room hotel and surrounding area. CABI plans to demolish the hotel and build two condominium towers with an estimated total of 1.5 million sf.
DETROIT-Low sales dampen plans for Daimler-Chrysler to build an automotive supplier-managed facility in Windsor, Ontario. However, the company still plans to pump millions into the economy across the Detroit River.
LA VERNE, CA-The seller renovated the 1960s vintage center and brought in new tenants for the 64,727-sf property. The La Verne West Center sits at a high-traffic intersection in one of the most affluent areas of the San Gabriel Valley.