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FLORHAM PARK, NJ-The company, which has been opening Marriott-branded properties, expects to build four to six per year of either brand in the tri-state area going forward.
SHREVEPORT, LA-The 21-story office property is sold by California-based pension fund advisory firm Koll Bren Schreiber Realty Advisors to Santa Fe's BGK Equities III LLC. PM Realty Group brokered for the seller and snags the leasing and managing contracts.
PHOENIX-ASU West is undertaking its first on-campus dorm with the project, slated to deliver in August. The development, owned by Collegiate Development Services, calls for 107,000 sf of living space and a 4,000-sf clubhouse.
CHICAGO-The $110-million redevelopment of the dying 878,000-sf indoor shopping center on the Northwest Side into a 565,000-sf outdoor center gets a boost from tax increment financing. Target, Lowe's and Jewel/Osco will be new anchors.
AUSTIN-Inbound from California is Neogent, a software services company. Outbound is ProSoft Training, which is consolidating the headquarters staff in its homeport in Phoenix. Austin's net loss is about 16,500 sf.
ATLANTA-River Pointe Partners are negotiating with a national big-box retailer to anchor River Pointe II, scheduled to break ground in March on a site east of Interstate 575 about 20 miles north of Downtown Atlanta.
TUSTIN, CA-Hanover Financial Co. of Los Angeles and Laguna Niguel-based BR Birtcher Franklin LP acquire the 11-building, 157,000-sf Tustin Business Center from a private investment group.
DENVER-Cable television magnate and online education pioneer Glenn R. Jones donates $1 million for construction at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts. The Source Theatre at Speer Boulevard and Arapahoe Street is renamed in his honor.
MIAMI-Leasing activity decreased significantly, the vacancy rate increased some, and net absorption was positive but weak at the end of 2002, with some of the worst results recorded in the larger submarkets, according to a recent report.
WOODLAND HILLS, CA-The Corus Bank subsidiary of Chicago-based Corus Bankshares Inc. lends the money to Westbrook Real Estate Partners to finance the acquisition of Marriott Warner Center.