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SUITLAND, MD-The new headquarters building for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration edges closer to reality with the recent tapping of 3D/International Inc. as the project's construction manager. NOAA's new 208,000-sf home carries a $61-million price tag.
FORT WORTH-Integrated Properties of Denver is the seller. A California investment group is the buyer. The property is Cherry Hill Apartments in East Fort Worth, a fully occupied asset that met the asking price.
SAN ANTONIO-Austin Investor Interests fell slightly to 91.8%, but the usual first-quarter surge should notch it up to 92%. That and even market concessions couldn't cast a pall over the closing table, where owners got the highest per unit price in a decade.
MIAMI- David represents national and international firms in industrial facility sales and leasing in Miami-Dade County and other markets across the country. He has been with Coral Gables, FL-based Codina Realty Services since 1994.
ATLANTA-The nine-month-old, locally based retail investment consulting group expects to close on another $50 million of assets this quarter, as some cap rates sink to the 7% range.
LONDON-Minerva chief executive Andrew Rosenfeld has warned that the pounds 124.5 million ($205.3 million) bid by the property company for department store group Allders might be withdrawn.
SAN DIEGO-According to research by Burnham Real Estate Services, San Diego County's office market posted a steady fourth quarter for 2002, with 627,000 sf of net absorption. The 2002 net office absorption at 1.6 million sf outpaced the previous year's figure of one million sf.
NEW YORK CITY-Boosting its presence in the urban redevelopment segment, Thor Equities has brought three new executives on board who specialize in retail and mixed-use city projects.
BOSTON-Kmart Corp. is closer to shuttering its five area stores now that it received bankruptcy court approval to close up to 318 stores across the country. The bankrupt retail chain had initially planned to shutter 326 stores.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA-Commercial property markets could suffer from a protracted war with Iraq, says the director of the Lusk Center at USC's annual outlook for Orange County and the nation. This year, though, will show some positive gains.