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DENVER-San Francisco-based general contractor Swinerton Builders has hired five people to expand its interiors group in order to increase the capacity of its Denver office.
WARSAW-Designed by the Jerde Partnership, the office, retail and entertainment complex features a glass-enclosed plaza that will host concerts, cultural and community events beginning in 2005.
NEW YORK CITY-The family-run firm plans major improvements and a long-term hold on the 12-story building. The area's skyrocketing popularity attracted principals Benjamin and David Winter to the property.
CARLSTADT, NJ-ORIX Real Estate Equities and RREEF have teamed up to buy an 18.4-acre site on which the multi-tenant Meadowlands Distribution Center will shortly rise.
SACRAMENTO-A 25-story, 445,000-sf landmark building in downtown Sacramento has changed hands in one of the largest transactions seen here in several years. The building is said to have sold for more than $110 million.
HOUSTON-It's a new deal, but an old tenant who slides into the just-vacated office space at Post Oak Place. The publicly traded ATP Oil & Gas Corp., a seven-year tenant, boosts its bottom line to 22,000 sf and keeps the 87,500-sf building filled.
SOMERSET, NJ-Norway's Ekornes Inc. will move its North American base from another location here after a transaction arranged by GM Realty Advisors and Binswanger/Klatskin.
ORLANDO-Richard Kjellander, who participated in Crow's $45 million in new development projects last year, is the firm's statewide senior financial analyst responsible for economic evaluation of build-to-suit and speculative development ventures.
BOSTON-Shelbourne Properties, a locally based real estate investment trust, acquires 20 motel properties in a $76.9 million deal that is a result of the liquidation plan adopted by the shareholders this past October.
MIAMI-The $4.15 earnings per diluted share for the fiscal year ended Nov. 30 compares to $3.87 per diluted share in 2001. However, that same figure dropped some in the fourth quarter, from $1.02 in 2001 to 91 cents in 2002.