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FRANKFURT, GERMANY-ProLogis will construct a 171,157-sf building at ProLogis Park Alzenau, located in the Rhine-Main region of Frankfurt. New Wave Logistics will use the facility to serve Toyota, one of the world's largest automotive manufacturers.
CHICAGO-Prime Group Realty Trust reduces the interest rate on its mezzanine loan on Dearborn Center, now known as Bank One Corporate Center, from 23% to 15%. It also buys out its joint venture partner in the $355-million development at 131 S. Dearborn St.
SACRAMENTO-The acreage for the project is a small piece of 2,600 acres of GenCorp land the United States District Court last year said was clean and could be removed from the Aerojet SuperFund site designation.
FOREST PARK, IL-The university's decision to relocate its administrative, information technology and finance departments to other locations puts the five-story building at 8601 W. Roosevelt Rd. in play. Sealed bids are due May 2.
ORLANDO-In a struggling industrial real estate environment, Rebman Properties Inc. of Maitland, FL and Trammell Crow Co.'s Orlando office have closed the largest bulk warehouse deal of the year in Central Florida with locally based SDE Logistics Inc.
KAHULUI, MAUI-Alexander & Baldwin's Inc.'s A&B Properties subsidiary collects $9.2 million for a seven-acre property here, located across from a 20-acre shopping center. The buyer plans to redevelop the property.
BRICK TWP., NJ-The seller was Jam Realty in a transaction jointly authored by Sheldon Gross Realty and Gramercy Realty. The sale price was not disclosed.
PHOENIX-The metro's weak market isn't dampening investors' spirits as they chase debt-free properties with stabilized rent rolls to move money from Wall Street to Arizona's streets, says an EVP at CBRE's 2003 MarketWatch.
WOODHAVEN, MI-The automaker has received rezoning permission from the city for land next to the Woodhaven Stamping Plant. The city wants more multifamily/seniors residential housing; Ford's not making any promises.
ATLANTA-The Houston-based developer is negotiating with the King & Spalding law firm to leave Downtown after 118 years and lease 400,000 sf at the $125 million project planned for Midtown. Ground-breaking is tentatively set for 1Q 2004.