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NEW YORK CITY-Getting its house in order before CB Richard Ellis officially takes possession, Insignia Financial Group sells off its two residential subsidiaries. Huntington, NY-based Montauk Battery Realty pays $71.75 million for Insignia Douglas Elliman and Insignia Residential Group.
TAMPA, FL-The vacancy rate amongst the 148-million-sf inventory is down to 8.4% from 8.9% in 3Q 2002. Net absorption remains in the negative column and rent rates are expected to be flat until mid-year, according to a new market analysis by Grubb & Ellis Co.
CHICAGO-The city plans to acquire a four-acre site at 1931 N. Narragansett Ave., then hopes to resell it for $1.225 million to a developer or user. A single- or multi-tenant industrial project is the goal.
PARSIPPANY, NJ-The company is looking for affiliates, or to set up new firms run by other companies' disgruntled brokers, or to buy existing companies outright--and officials are now naming their target markets
HOUSTON-Tree Data will open its first Houston office in 5,089 sf of the block of vacant IBM space at Two Riverway in the Galleria submarket. To date, IBM's realignment has turned around 37,000 sf. It has 40,000 sf still on the market.
ORLANDO-The May 9 sale will offer four fully leased properties individually valued in the $3 million to $6 million range ($13.70 to $27.41 per sf). The Winter Park, FL seller will use the sale proceeds to buy other real estate assets.
WARREN COUNTY, VA-Competitive Power Ventures moves forward with plans to develop the CPV Warren Electric Generating Facility on 39 acres in the Warren and Kelley Industrial Parks. The energy plant is designed to be environmentally sensitive.
CHICAGO-Three proposals for the "barrier free" building designed by Stanley Tigerman have been rejected for a variety of reasons, including developer inexperience, lack of financing or vague plans. However, continued interest in 1055 W. Roosevelt Rd. is reported.
LIVERMORE, CA-Advanced Doorways has joined a slew of East Bay companies that are taking advantage of unprecedented interest rates to make the transition from renting office space to buying office buildings.