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SAN ANTONIO-A San Antonio owner swaps the franchise on a 144-room hotel from Comfort Inn to Wellesley. It is Prime Hospitality's ninth hotel this year to be converted to the flag. The hotel is located at 2635 NE Loop 410.
DALLAS-American Realty Investors owns 79.3% of Transcontinental Realty versus the pre-offer level of 64.3% and 77.9% of Income Opportunity, up from 59.9%. The tender offer satisfies a shareholders' settlement. A $61-million merger is on hold, for now.
IRVINE, CA-Pfizer expands with its newly crafted lease, while Sprint Communications shaves some space in the upgraded Irvine Center Towers. To date this year, these $20 million leases are the largest signed in Orange County.
PHILADELPHIA-The developer buys out the remaining interest in the 62-acre, office-building parcel in Bucks County that it co-owned with Blue Bell, PA-based Vesterra Corp. BPG and Vesterra remain partners in the adjacent, 130,000-sf, New Britain Village Square shopping center.
DENVER-A tremendous late winter storm has shut down Downtown as a workplace - almost no one is occupying office space there for now. There may even be some lasting impact on local economy.
PLANO, TX-Property Advisers Realty of Irving gets the three-building assignment to lease and manage the 70,331 sf of office tech product along Central Parkway. The pipeline has six renewals for 34,000 sf and enough promise for 100% in all three.
PHOENIX-The Phoenix investment group spends $2.4 million for 72 units in a plan to start marketing them as condos in the coming year. The complex came with just the right zoning for Right Place Properties' plan.
WASHINGTON, DC-While other markets languish, the real estate industry in the Washington, DC region continues to bring in the big bucks, as evidenced by Phillips Realty Capital's closing of $600 million in debt and equity transactions in 2002. And the company says it is already on the path to achieve the same activity for 2003.
SAN FRANCISCO-The 341-unit North Beach Place complex will sit near Fisherman's Wharf. The new development will be a mixed-income community that combines residences targeted toward families earning 50% or less of the area median income.