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FAIRFIELD, CT-Colonial Realty of Fairfield officials report that the firm has brokered more than 255,000 sf in property sales transactions in Southwestern Connecticut.
ORLANDO-The subsidiary of CNL Financial Group Inc. posted profit of $15.8 million versus $19.3 million or 30 cents per share in 2001. Total revenue increased to $156.4 million from $71.5 million, while assets jumped to $1.3 billion from $901.4 million.
ATLANTA-Fitch Ratings likes the recently completed $1.1 billion merger of Atlanta-based JDN Realty Corp. and Developers Diversified Realty Corp. of Beachwood, OH because it sees the deal as a strategic fit for both players.
LOS ANGELES-The sale closes at $2,600 more than the asking price of 5115 Melrose Ave., illustrating once again the strong demand for Southern California apartment buildings. The deal closed at an 8.3% cap rate.
DALLAS-Can Dallas have a Central Park? Today, the Who's Who of town and privately hired consultants hold a symposium to discuss the merits of building the nation's largest center city park in concert with seven miles of riverfront redevelopment opportunities.
LARGO, MD-Development of the Metro Blue Line extension to Largo Town Center takes a large step toward completion as joint venture Clark-Kiewit Largo gets going on the $92.8-million construction of the requisite facilities at the Morgan Blvd. and Largo Town Center stations.
CHICAGO-Paulina Park LLC will build 27 one- and two-bedroom units at 1706-16 W. Warren Blvd., two blocks northeast of the United Center. The units, priced at $212,000 to $252,000, are the first at market rates in an area that has an abundance of subsidized housing.
HOUSTON-Ground will break soon on an office/warehouse in the Techway Business Park in Westchase. The anchor, Bass Computers, signs a medium-term lease to push the project from drafting table to construction.
LONDON-Sale & Leasebacks have enabled enterprising hotel operators to drive forward their businesses, Insignia Hotels Managing Director Derek Gammage told the International Hotel Investment Forum in Berlin.