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WASHINGTON, DC-The Atlantic Building is in for a renaissance, as CarrAmerica Realty Corp. and Douglas Development announce their plans to redevelop and expand the historic downtown structure at 930 F St. Upon its scheduled 2005 completion, the corner property will feature 290,000 sf of office and retail space.
WORCESTER, MA-The American Red Cross of Central Massachusetts buys a five-acre parcel off East Mountain Street in the Worcester Corporate Center. The organization plans to relocate its headquarters from downtown Worcester to this site, where it will build a 24,854-sf building.
DETROIT-Three plans for Tiger Stadium, which hosted its last baseball game in 1999, include potential use by minor league teams. The city is expected to cut the field of those who have submitted proposals by Jan. 27.
AUBURN HILLS, MI-An existing golf dome would share acreage with a $20-million big box home improvement store. The project in the Auburn Mile/Great Lakes Crossing area could include government-provided brownfield funding for a former GM landfill site.
SEATTLE-Construction is slated to begin this month on a joint venture between Harbor Properties and Vulcan Inc. Alcyone, a 162-unit residential project located in Seattle's Cascade neighborhood, will rise on Thomas Street and Minor Avenue North.
WASHINGTON, DC-The Atlantic Building is in for a renaissance, as CarrAmerica Realty Corp. and Douglas Development announce their plans to redevelop and expand the historic downtown structure at 930 F St. Upon its scheduled 2005 completion, the corner property will feature 290,000 sf of office and retail space.
NATICK, MA-A court's decision to overturn the town's denial of a comprehensive permit could mean that a locally based developer's bid to build a 183-unit, 10-story apartment building behind the Cloverleaf Mall in the old Service Merchandise building might come to fruition.
SAN DIEGO, CA-The Portland, OR-based firm, which spent the past year building an industrial portfolio in San Diego, has now acquired its first office property here. The company will occupy 4,500 sf of the 77,931-sf acquisition.
LOS ANGELES-The new fund has $350 million in commitments and expects to reach $500 million. It will finance apartments, office, retail and industrial properties, providing high loan-to-value bridge loans and other types of funding.
HOUSTON-Cagle Lumber & Pallet of Houston closes on 7.55-acre parcel after having it under contract since June. A 10,000-sf building will be renovated, but the rest of the plan calls for 50,000 sf to 100,000 sf to rise on the Todd Street tract.