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TIGARD, OR-Washington County and the City of Tigard's 13-year-old system of assessing a fee on new development for its impact on the transportation system was up held last week when the U.S. Supreme Court chose not to review the controversial Rogers Machinery case.
ANAHEIM, CA-First American Exchange of Anaheim acquires the land after selling two industrial buildings in Brea and its homeport. The new deed is for excess land adjacent to Neville Chemical Co.'s Anaheim manufacturing plant.
DALLAS-Word of the offering has been circulating for several weeks: 25 light industrial and office buildings in Dallas-Fort Worth and Austin. The only pressure to sell comes from market conditions now primed to deliver a good return, says the lead broker.
BRENTWOOD, NY-National Development of America LLC will be joined by several government and financial professionals today as it breaks ground on Broadway West II, a 42-unit low-income senior housing project here.
COVINA, CA-David Lacy, who most recently headed the senior housing unit at Ramsey-Shilling, will head Senior Realty Advisors Inc. For the last two years, the firm's integrated with Ramsey-Shilling.
SACRAMENTO, CA-The pension fund's Board conditionally approves the investment into CIM California Urban Real Estate Fund LP. Most of the funds will be spent in California cities, but up to 40% of the money will be spent in cities outside the state.
ORLANDO-Acting as trustee for various land trusts, Daryl M. Carter, president, Maury L. Carter & Associates Inc. purchased the land for an average $33.73 per acre in Lake, Orange, Osceola and St. Lucie Counties.
EAST ORANGE, NJ-A Miami, FL-based developer is negotiating to buy the 2.1-acre site from the city for a reported $500,000, with plans to break ground by the end of the year.
HOUSTON-The 3815 Montrose, a renovated property southwest of the CBD, lands a 7,042-sf signing by Chicago's noted architectural firm, Perkins & Will, while a start-up competitor takes 3,612 sf. Both are medium-term leases.