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TAMPA-The 160-unit, 85%-leased Colony Square Apts. sold for $5.65 million. Longbranch Apts., a 184-unit, 86%-occupied complex, netted $6.6 million. Both Pinellas County properties were part of an IRS 1031 tax-deferred exchange transaction.
DALLAS-With housing starts at record highs, the retail market had a good 2002. Absorption rang up at 3.4 million sf while occupancy came in at 89.8%, down just a shade but still high enough that Wal-Mart likes the investment return from the region.
ATLANTA-Private local investor Lin Properties paid Atlanta-based Park Village Associates LLP $41,176 per unit for the 38-year-old, 68-unit Park Village Apartments at 4689 Roswell Rd. The cap rate was 7.75%, higher than most class C assets are trading for.
VIENNA-The 570-key hotel will close down for a year while it renovates all of its guestrooms and adds a conference center, meeting space, a full-service gym, day spa, restaurant and bar.
ROCKVILLE, MD-The University of Maryland Biotechnology Institute gets good news with the governor's recent allotment of funding from the fiscal 2004 capital budget for the $50-million development of the Center for Advance Research in Biotechnology II.
DALLAS-EastGroup Properties buys the 26,152-sf building at 11282 Indian Trails and immediately signs a five-year tenant looking for a new corporate headquarters. Audio Video Distributing gets the keys in February.
OAKLAND, CA-Britannia Management Services Inc., a property management company that specializes in biotech, will relocate from its existing Oakland location to Shorenstein's 555 City Center.
TOMS RIVER, NJ-The 903,000-sf Ocean County Mall, which hasn't changed much since the defunct DeBartolo organization built it in the mid-'70s, will also get a tenant upgrade.
WHITE PLAINS-Commercial property owners here got some helpful advice on how they can screen tenants, safeguard their buildings and recognize potential terrorist threats at a