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HOUSTON-A California-based limited liability company beats 11 other offers for 5600 Northwest Central Dr. A Lincoln Property partnership takes less than the $3.6-million asking price for the 85%-leased holding.
LOS ANGELES-The MaguirePartners landmark skyscraper will be renamed US Bank Tower as part of a deal for 165,000 sf in a consolidation of the Southern California operations.
DENVER-Though the metro office market showed negative absorption in 1Q03, it wasn't nearly as much as in the last quarter of 2002. In the current market, this counts as good news.
CLEVELAND-The three properties are located in different cities in Northern Ohio and total about 400,000 sf. They were sold to a private investor for approximately $14 million. Two of the buildings are fully leased and the third was recently vacated.
MIAMI-The Coral Gables, FL-based real estate company grew net income from $3 million in 2001 to $5.6 million for 2002. Revenue increased from $157 million to $190.25 million for the same period.
TRENTON, NJ-The EDC of Trenton project would combine office, retail and other uses on a site that's currently a parking lot. The organization is said to be talking to a major law firm about being the lead tenant.
LONDON-The City of London Corporation has resolved to grant planning permission for the 500,000-sf redevelopment of the London Stock Exchange site at Old Broad Street.
CHULA VISTA, CA-Developer McMahon Development Group and joint venture investor Buchanan Street Partners plan to break ground on the complex later this spring. Slated to rise at 3441 Main St., the project will encompass a total of 146,000 sf at completion.
ATLANTA-Bill Palmer, who founded the first Applebee's in 1980 in Atlanta and owns 28 locations in Georgia, will pay Applebee's International Inc. $8 million or an average $1 million each for eight restaurants. The deal is expected to close in the 2Q.