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LONDON-Dutch investor ING Real Estate plans to invest pounds 200 million ($329 million) in the redevelopment of the Forum Shopping Centre and the Northgate area of Chester.
LONDON-Donald Gordon, chairman of Liberty International, surprised the market by announcing a 5.2% increase in the valuation of its property portfolio.
CITY OF INDUSTRY, CA-The office furniture maker opens a manufacturing and distribution plant in its part of a 750,000-sf building in Majestic Grand Crossing park. In 60 to 90 days, another building could get under way.
ELK GROVE VILLAGE, IL-The common denominator linking the nearly $50 million in recent industrial sales in the O'Hare submarket is Trammell Crow Co. senior vice president Kenneth J. Szady, who puts the area's desirability up against any in the US.
CHOCOLATE BAY, TX-The sealed bid sale delivers the deed to BP Amoco, which intends to use the tract as a buffer for its nearby plant instead of a building site. Seller IP Farms is down to 9,715 acres of a 22,215-acre disposition.
SAN ANTONIO-The owners aren't rushing into the plan, but redevelopment is a pretty sure bet for the site, just north of downtown San Antonio. A Feb. 4 auction is planned for the equipment as the owners plot a mixed-use adaptive reuse.
TEMPE, AZ-Ahwatukee Printing lands the national tenant for the extra space, which was deliberately incorporated into the design of 720 W. Elliot Rd. for just such an economic play. The auto parts store plans to be open by March.
LOS ANGELES-Seth Dudley and Mark T. Sullivan, executive vice presidents and branch managers for the company's Los Angeles operations, join the new board of directors as part of the firm's new management and ownership.
LONDON-Demand for commercial property is continuing to slow, according to a new survey of the membership of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, with little sign of an economic upturn to halt the slide in office rents.
SAN MATEOAfter illegally using his clients' investment funds to execute Bay Area real estate deals, Fred Albert Schluep, a former San Mateo investment advisor, has been barred from the investment business.