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LONDON-Construction work has started on a speculative 140,000-sf industrial development, Tranmoor Point at Yorkshire Forward's West Moor Park, in Doncaster. Developer Teeshep claims it is largest speculative warehouse currently being built in the entire Yorkshire region.
PORTLAND-The Columbus, OH-based REIT pays off a maturing floating-rate mortgage on the 1.4-million-sf enclosed regional mall with a new 10-year fixed-rate loan from Lehman Brothers Holding Inc.
ALBANY-A significant hurdle has been scaled by New York State and the St. Regis Mohawk Tribe in settling issues that could have thwarted the tribe from developing a $500 million casino resort in Sullivan County.
SUGAR LAND, TX-Riba Foods takes 3.5 acres in Sugar Land Business Park and AOR Real Estate buys 3.4 acres in First Colony, where US Oncology will build its eighth cancer care center. Sugarland Properties is the seller of both tracts.
SEATTLE-The Seattle-based storage REIT does not release first quarter earnings results as scheduled because an independent auditor is still researching the impact of a hedge transaction, but does release its operating results.
ROCHESTER HILLS, MI-The city is considering two development plans, which include heavy retail use on the two prominent corners of Rochester and Tienken roads. A rezoning is in order since most of the sites are zoned for industrial/office and a report shows there is no demand for either use at the intersection.
QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA-Lend Lease Development Pty Ltd exercises its right of first refusal to acquire Twin Waters Resort, which includes the resort land and buildings, 18-hole championship golf course and resort operating business.
DENVER-GMAC invested more than $800 million in military housing last year and plans to increase that amount this year, which could include new housing for Buckley Air Force Base in Aurora, CO.
NEW YORK CITY-Economic recovery will be the key issue for REITs for the rest of 2003, according to members of Moody's Investors Services Real Estate Finance Team.
DETROIT-A a new research study on the state, produced with support of more than 20 representatives of government, academia, non-profit and public-interest organizations, says that too much growth is spreading away from urban areas, without enough effort on redevelopment in core cities. The amount of developed land increased as much as 10 times the population from 1970 to 2000.