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AUSTIN-Way Too Tan heads into the TIF building, an office/retail design at 15301 N. Interstate 35 in the far north submarket. The operator of four locations signs for the long term for its corporate offices and retail tanning center.
TORRANCE, CA-The owner of the 10-year-old Torrance Crossroads obtains a long-term acquisition loan for the 148,597-sf grocery-anchored center, which averages 98% occupancy. The center was built in 1992 and is anchored by Vons Supermarket, Office Depot, Party City and Blockbuster.
LOS ANGELES, CA-The new company, called Enhanced Affordable Development Co., will focus on developing senior housing to meet what they describe as "tremendous demand." The two founders are David Rubin, a Beverly Hills-based investment adviser and Marc Gelman, a Los Angeles developer.
NORTH PLAINFIELD, NJ-The 25,500-sf freestanding building, emptied as part of the trend toward ever-bigger supermarkets--most competing supermarkets in the region are two or three times or more its siz--will be redeveloped as a multi-tenant property.
DETROIT-More than 16% of office space was empty at year end, reports Paragon Corporate Realty Services, with more than 500,000 sf of negative absorption during the year. Two years ago, the market saw 1.3 million sf of positive absorption.
GLENDALE, CO-The $12-million to $15-million project will replace a 145,000-sf building, the Minneapolis-based chain's sixth-oldest outlet, with a 196,000-sf store that has been approved for liquor sales. The store is this small city's largest tax generator.
ORLANDO-RKM Lakeview Inc. of St. Petersburg, FL sold the four-year-old 54,788-sf Lakeview Plaza shopping center in Kissimmee, FL for $6.15 million. The acquisition is one of 12 Southeast properties that Inland closed during the last two weeks of 2002.
BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI-Taubman Centers decides the time is right to replace floating rate financing on International Plaza in Tampa, FL and Sunvalley in Concord, CA with $327 million in fixed-rate mortgages. The REIT pulls out $6 million for itself in the Sunvalley deal.
LEXINGTON, MA-Sensormatic Electronics Corp., a division of TYCO, decides to stay put at 70 West View St. in the Kiln Brook Office Park. The company, which develops electronic surveillance equipment, considered its options before renewing its lease here for five years.