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KERRVILLE, TX-A championship golf course, hotel and conference center would be the focal points for the mixed-use development, which also includes 400,000 sf of retail plus single-family homes. Talks are underway with hotel and retail developers.
CRANBURY, NJ-The home furnishings and housewares retailer will operate a major distribution center and retail outlet in the Rockefeller Group's foreign-trade zone in the Exit 8A submarket.
CHICAGO-The former seven-building, 267,979-sf Soft Sheen Products campus at 1000 E. 87th St. was on the market at $2.75 million. The property is located in an Enterprise Zone as well as a tax increment financing district.
ATLANTA-Charles W. Francis Jr., a 28-year industry professional, leaves Myrick Co. in Atlanta to join St. Joe-owned Advantis Real Estate Services Co. Francis has leased six million sf of office and industrial in Atlanta and the Southeast.
PLEASANTON, CA-The Chabot-Las Positas Community College District is moving into its newly purchased Pleasanton office building this week, after a three-year search for the right space.
ALAMEDA, CA-The Alameda County General Services Agency and an Oakland construction firm have negotiated a long-term lease deal, which real estate experts say is one of Oakland's largest deals ever.
NEW YORK CITY-Transwestern sells the building, which went under contract in late 2002 for $62.5 million after a previous deal with Rockrose fell through. Ackman Ziff put together the joint venture. The deal closed last week.
DALLAS-Trizec Properties Inc. secures a seven-year loan that retires debt to Prudential for the 1.7-million-sf Renaissance Tower in the Dallas CBD and adds capital to the coffer as it builds liquidity for possible acquisitions in 2004.
NEW YORK CITY-Transwestern sells the building, which went under contract last month for $62.5 million. Ackman Ziff put together the JV. The deal closed last week.