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OAKLAND, CA-Kaiser Aluminum Corp. sells its chunk of the 753,000-sf development to Summit for $65.5 million and Summit pays another $34.5 million or so for the rest of the building as well as entitlements for building another 1.5 million sf.
LONDON-Matrix Securities has bought the freehold of three office buildings at the Capability Green business park in Luton, Bedfordshire. The pounds 19.3 million ($30 million) deal reflects an initial yield of 8.22%.
HONOLULU, HI-The 36-year-old, 406-unit Sunset Villa Apartments in the City of Waipahu is sold to The Bascom Group of Irvine, Calif., a private equity fund in search of more Hawaii apartments to purchase.
DALLAS-Gillean Properties spends $4.3 million for the newly named Gage Place in the Bachman Lake neighborhood and immediately jumps into a $1.7-million renovation. The lender has two more under contract in a foreclosed Dallas package.
HOUSTON-Phelps Dunbar renews 22,497 sf for a 25-attorney office at 3040 Post Oak while the Douglas Group takes 7,864 sf at the same address. Structuring the pacts were brokers for Trione & Gordon and Hines, the former owner.
HOUSTON-The 91%-occupied Huntington Glen goes to a partnership of Sterling American of New York City and BH Management Services of Dallas. The Houston seller was asking $11.5 million for the complex, the buyer's second in the submarket.
OAKLAND, CA-The 12-year, $18-million lease pushes occupancy in the 487,000-sf office building over 50% for the first time since its completion last year. The building is owned in part by San Francisco-based Shorenstein Co., which also manages the building.
LOS ANGELES-Locally based Westcap Investors remains in a full floor at 11111 Santa Monica Blvd., signing a six-year lease at a lower rent for its headquarters. Real estate sources peg the deal's value at $3 million.
ENCINITAS, CA-With groundbreaking planned for summer 2003, the project will be the first biotechnology campus to be built in Encinitas. The complex is being designed to house 125,000 sf of office, research and laboratory space with potential for expansion.