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NEW YORK CITY-The accounting duties for five geographically diverse retail properties recently acquired by Miami-based BayView Financial Trading Group in a $100 million-plus deal have been awarded to Insignia's Mall Group.
KEYPORT, NJ-Woodmont Properties wants to develop 42 units on a site that already contains two small office buildings. The project would retain the offices and add parking capacity.
LOS ANGELES-The law firm of Barger & Wolen LLP will relocate its main office at 515 S. Flower St. to four floors at Library Tower after signing a 68,000-sf sublease with Sempra Energy, which still has about 33,000 sf to fill.
SEATTLE-The Low Income Housing Institute is a week away from getting the green light to convert a 43-unit motel at 6188 4th Avenue South into a 42-unit multi-family apartment building.
DETROIT-Michigan Economic Development Corp., a public/private development group, earns accolades for work in assisting state companies expand, build new facilities and create new business initiatives.
DENVER-Moving from a building that has been its home for more than 90 years, Gates Rubber Co. finalized plans to lease the entire 10-story Legacy Plaza building, currently under construction.
CATHEDRAL CITY, CA-Lion Properties buys the 87,991-sf Cathedral Village Shopping Center from Eastbourne Investments of Williamsville, NY. The center, built in 1991, is anchored by Rite Aid and a Goodwill store.
FARMERS BRANCH, TX-A bevy of Dallas-area dignitaries are lined up for today's ceremony to signal the start of a "missing link" between interstates 35 and 635. The big ticket project is a traffic congestion relief valve and development energizer.
BRIDGEWATER, NJ-The sale price was not disclosed for the year-old class A Bridgewater Crossing, which is 70% occupied by Aventis, but industry sources place it in the $140-155 million range.
DETROIT-X marks the spot on SEMCOG's industrial park map including 438 industrial, research and high-technology parks in the region, closing the last in the Major Economic Activity Map Series.