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LOMBARD, IL-Washington, DC-based CarrAmerica Realty Corp. welcomes the Seattle-based mortgage lender back into its portfolio, as Washington Mutual will expand regional operations at 333 E. Butterfield Rd.
ATLANTA-Standard & Poor's downgrades the DeKalb County Housing Authority bonds to BB and B from BBB and BB. At the same time, the New York-based rating agency raises suburban Alpharetta, GA's $52 million general obligation debt to AA+ from AA.
EDGEWOOD, NY-The shipping logistics service provider leases an entire 40,000-sf building in the Heartland Industrial Park here. Grubb & Ellis Co. arranged the approximate $1-million deal.
LONDON-The Mall Limited Partnership--the specialist fund managed by Capital & Regional and Morley Fund Management--has paid pounds 105 million ($175 million) for the 532,000-sf Gracechurch shopping centre in Sutton Coldfield.
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA-The bank signs a 20-year deal in Seacliff Village, a 98%-occupied shopping center that delivered last summer. The bank takes 5,000 sf in city's second-largest shopping center.
SEATTLE-The self-storage REIT promotes its EVP and chairman of Shurgard Europe David Gant to president and COO of the overall company. The role change is effective the first day of August.
DENVER-Ripley Entertainment Inc. is interested in buying the bankrupt Ocean Journey, a privately held aquarium located on the banks of the Platte River in the Central Platte Valley of Colorado.
ATLANTA-Q4 financials show a net loss available to common stock shareholders of $2.3 million, or a loss of six cents per diluted share. On the positive side, the locally based apartment developer completed the lease up of its 276-unit Post Biltmore community in Midtown.
DALLAS-The owner of $500 million in US real estate wraps the Chapter 11 plan around two new equity partners and proceeds from a forced sale to right the toppled empire, which acquired its assets from 3,000 German "mom and pop" investors and US loans, says the president.
NEW YORK CITY-Former Cushman brokers John Wheeler, Frank Cento and Christopher Krantz will run Jones Lang LaSalle's new Downtown operations out of 2 World Financial Center, in office space subleased from Merrill Lynch.