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PORTLAND-Six months after Dirk Otis returns to the company as vice president of development management, he is promoted to senior vice president. The company has yet to replace former Managing Director Chris Nelson, who left in mid-2002 to form his own development firm.
LEMON GROVE, CA-3240 Partners Limited will use the financing to acquire the Olive Street Apartments complex. Located at 3420 Olive St., the property contains 50 units that encompass a total of 79,794 sf.
ATLANTA-New York-based Teachers Insurance Annuity Association paid $197,835 per unit for the newly constructed six-story, 231-unit property in Buckhead Village, the center of Atlanta's nightlife scene. The property will have 25,100 sf of retail.
PHOENIX-The Spokane, WA-based investment firm takes over a 103,000-sf corporate headquarters facility in the prestigious Southbank Business Park. Seller Citizens Bank in Detroit collects the check from the foreclosed property of Motion Systems.
SEATTLE-Microchip Technology of Chandler, Ariz. selects Binswanger/Puget Sound Properties to unload its 92-acre, 710,000-sf fabrication facility in Puyallup, Wash. The list price for the ready-to-occupy facility is $93.8 million.
SEATTLE-Nearly four years after starting its search, the law firm Preston Gates & Ellis LLP is moving this weekend to 240,000 sf in the recently completed IDX Tower at Fourth and Madison. The firm is currently located in Bank of America Tower at 701 5th Ave.
DENVER-Bob Behrens, co-founder of the RE/MAX commercial division, hopes to grow his office from eight to 25 brokers, hoping to appeal to "lone wolf" commercial professionals. The office would be smaller than competitors such as Frederick Ross Co. or Fuller and Co.
BOSTON-Former Governor Jane Swift's gambling study commission releases its report on whether to expand the definition of legalized gambling in the state. While the conclusion seems to focus on the economic benefits of such legislation, the report's impact will probably not carry much weight.
KEARNY MESA, CA-The Wilmington, DE-based producer of hydrocolloid products sells its 63,445-sf corporate campus in Kearny Mesa to Westcore Commercial Properties and then inks a 10-year, $8-million leaseback as part of the transaction.
CHICAGO-The bottom line prevails with the community development commission, which agrees to sell the 15,000-sf building at 1055 W. Bryn Mawr to retail developer Seymour Taxman and architect Joseph Antunovich rather than a popular builder in the neighborhood.