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NEW YORK CITY-Eleventh-hour fears that the apartment workers union and building owners were still far apart have been realized. Some 28,000 janitors, doormen and elevator operators have struck the New York City multifamily sector.
NEW ORLEANS, LA-CNL Hospitality Corp. of Orlando pays $44.8 million in cash and assumes $46.7 million in debt for the former Le Meridien hotel. The property has been re-branded as a J.W. Marriott, Marriott International's luxury brand, and $10 million in upgrades are planned.
LUBBOCK, TX-The Kentucky investor snaps up a "sweetheart deal" in a CBD in the West Texas college town. The triple net-leased asset is a true "no fuss" property leased for the next eight years to SBC Communications.
DENVER-Shoppers of the Sears Roebuck development in the exclusive Cherry Creek North District will now have to pay to park in the new 450-space parking garage built by Denver developer Randy Nichols.
NEW YORK CITY-Some 28,000 apartment workers-- including doormen, janitors and elevator operators--will be on the job today as union officials and the RAB come to terms after weeks of contract negotiations.
LAKE OSWEGO, OR-The Providence, RI-based commercial finance company negotiates with Equity Office Properties to cut itself loose from 11,000 sf of unwanted office space and extend its commitment for the remaining 27,275 sf back up to seven years.
BALTIMORE-Colliers Pinkard reshuffles the top of its masthead with the selection of company executive vice president David M. Gillece to inhabit the position of president. Gillece replaces current president Walter D. Pinkard Jr., who will now serve as company chairman.
ROCHESTER HILLS, MI-The mayor says she's received an offer for former plastics plant on Hamlin Road, which the city bought property in 1998 for $6.2 million.
MIAMI BEACH-The two-story building that formerly housed St. Francis Hospital nurses is being demolished to make room for the $27 million, 25-story, glass-enclosed, inverted elliptical tower called 6000 Indian Creek. Construction is set to begin this summer.
MIAMI-The Naples, FL-based bank plans to build a two-story, 20,000-sf, class A building on the Fort Myers, FL tract of land. The building will act as a full-service financial center for the city.