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PASADENA, CA-The 20-unit complex at 1101-1105 Mound Ave. was fully occupied at the time of the sale, an indicator of the strong demand for apartments in Pasadena. The Drane Family Trust of Alhambra sells after owning it for four decades.
PEABODY, MA-The Peabody Essex Museum's expansion project, which involves a 100,000-sf addition, is entering its last phase. The museum has closed its doors and plans to reopen this June after the completion of the $125-million project.
SPOKANE, WA-Donald Barbieri, the chairman, president and CEO of WestCoast Hospitality Corp. says he will give up his two most demanding titles. The publicly traded company will conduct a nationwide search for his replacement.
NEW YORK CITY-The value of the 20-year deal, which keeps 1,500 of the financial services firm's operations and global clearing services staff in the city, has been reported at more than $230 million.
COPPELL, TX-Product Support Services and the project team gather tomorrow afternoon for a ceremonial ground-breaking in the Gateview business park in Coppell. The state-of-the-art service center delivers in August.
CHICAGO-The nearly 100-year-old former American Legion Hall is acquired by a partnership led by Marc Realty, which pays $152 per sf for the property that will be redeveloped for a Lakeview Athletic Club.
SOUTHFIELD, MI-Transwestern plans to construct a 67,000-sf office building for AAA of Michigan on land it gained by buying a larger parcel and donating it to the city for parkland.
SAN DIEGO-San Diego mayor Dick Murphy, along with councilmember Charles Lewis, make three new appointments and three reappointments to the Southeastern Economic Development Corp.'s board of directors.