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EL CAJON, CA-Gleiberman Family LP secures the financing for its Casa Bonita Townhomes asset, which is located at 1321 Greenfield Dr. in El Cajon. Burnham Capital Markets Group arranged the loan through North Island Federal Credit Union.
LOS ANGELES-The apartment market shines, but office, industrial and hotel properties also are sound, says CB Richard Ellis Investors' newest report. "Bright," "fundamentally sound" and "healthiest" are used to describe the marketplace.
LOS ANGELES-The empty property brings slightly more than $1.3 million for a seller who bought it in August for $875,000. The new owner, as was the seller, is planning a full rehab and rent hikes when the makeover's done at the 24-unit complex.
CLIFFSIDE PARK, NJ-The complicated transaction, transferring the 40-unit property from one local partnership to another, was arranged by Gerber/Somma Associates.
GARDEN CITY, NY-Bristol-Myers Squibb doesn't need the 180,000-sf manufacturing facility it picked up here two years ago. Now it's looking for a like-kind buyer to make the most of the plant's high-tech installation.
MIAMI-Jason Howe was hired as development manager, and Douette Pryce joins the company as assistant development manager. The hires reflect continued growth in the Fort Lauderdale company's real estate development.
HOUSTON-Harris County buys the property as a safety valve for future expansion of its criminal justice network. The 2.6-acre property, with warehouse, abuts one jail and is a half mile from another.
ANAHEIM, CA-A 1031 Exchange buyer acquires the fully occupied South Ohio Apartments from a seller who had owned it almost since it was built. The property traded at a 7.39% cap rate, the CBRE brokers say.
LONDON-Institutional investors moved out of property in a big way in the final quarter of 2002, according to new government statistics, with the highest level of disinvestment by insurance companies and pension funds since records began 20 years ago.