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ALISO VIEJO, CA-Snyder Langston wraps up work on the 177,000-sf first phase of Shea Properties' Vantis development, which is 70% occupied by Safeco Corp. The five-story building has the attention for now, but there's some talk of a build-to-suit neighbor.
CHERRY HILL, NJ-In an expansion move, residential mortgage lender Nations Home Mortgage Corp. will open a new regional office in the 300,000-sf Brandywine Realty Trust asset.
NEWTON, MA-Hospitality Properties Trust terminates Wyndham International's occupancy and operations of 15 Summerfield hotels after Wyndham defaults on its rent.
STERLING, VA-Potomac Run shopping center hits the market with a bang and sells to Kimco Realty Corp. for $59 million. The deal encompasses 361,365 sf of the 486,569-sf retail destination, as anchor tenant Target continues to own 125,204-sf of the space.
IRVINE, CA-The 10-year loan provides permanent financing for the newly completed Pacific Life & Annuity Building, a development of Layton-Belling & Associates. Pacific's lease secures the 132,064-sf building for the next decade.
DETROIT-The first of an 11-building apartment complex in Grand Rapids, MI has signed its first lease as it opens its leasing office. In a Farmington Hills, MI, G&E sold a 34,000-sf industrial facility.
ORLANDO-The locally based REIT and the Harrisburg, PA-based Hersha Hospitality Trust plan a total capitalization of $150 million for purchasing newly built hotels in eight states. Area brokers project that the firm's portfolio will surpass 100 properties within five years.
ATLANTA-The U. S. Supreme Court rules that a 1998 jury award of $257 million in punitive damages was not excessive against the Atlanta-based communications and entertainment company, accused by its investors of mismanaging the Six Flags Over Georgia amusement park.
ARLINGTON, TX-Federal Sign & Signal sells the 1960s-era building to HS Floral of Arlington, a wholesale distributor who got the structure and 3.2 acres at a below-market price. The deal closed in a start to finish of 40 days.
SAN FRANCISCO-Including a full-floor lease by the California Appellate Project signed this month, brokers now have filled six of the eight floors vacated by Arthur Anderson last fall. The four-year-old property is owned by Cousins Property and Myers Development.