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SEATTLE-The public but unlisted REIT based in Orlando, FL either recently has or soon will pay approximately $88.9 million for the brand new 358-room waterfront hotel built by Bethesda, MD-based Marriott International.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA-The three-year-old firm boosts the total of its portfolio under management to five million sf, picking up properties in Southern and Northern California. The largest assignment is a 274,300-sf co-management pact.
ATLANTA-Representing Newnan Crossing Partnership, the firm negotiated a $1.8 million, 17.3-acre sale to CED Holdings for $104,046 per acre, and a $1.1 million, 1.5-acre sale to Riverwood Properties for $733,333 per acre.
PAWLING, NY-The Town of Pawling has purchased the 292-acre former YMCA property here, which includes a 13,000-sf conference center and 14,000-sf inn and will utilize the complex for a new town hall as well as for town recreational purposes.
NEW YORK CITY-We've hit bottom and the market has stabilized, local area players are telling GlobeSt.com. Of course, how long we bounce along the bottom is still a matter of guesswork.
HOUSTON-Campbell Fittings, a seven-year tenant, signs a two-year renewal for 9,072 sf in the 182,000-sf, four-building Clinton Industrial Park. The tenant's address, 7163 Clinton Dr., is a 60,272-sf structure.
DENVER-The Orlando-based affiliate of CNL Financial Group Inc. has paid an average $17.33 million for three Brighton Gardens residences from Summit Cos. Inc. of Colorado. The acquisition gives CNL 53 properties with 6,823 units in 22 states.
MIAMI-Brian Scott Holdings Inc. bought the parcels, a combined 6.93 acres, for $607,733. The parcels, and others nearby, are the future site of a major business park development, according to a broker involved in the transaction.
BOSTON-Banknorth Massachusetts and Realty Financial Partners provide the funds needed to continue plans to convert the 50,000-sf 99-105 Broad St. to 34 loft-style condominiums.