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SAN ANTONIO-The Dallas-based multifamily owner buys the 392-unit Churchill Park Apartments while continuing to shop the San Antonio market for other value-add buys. The 95%-leased complex is positioned in one of the city's most stable submarkets.
PHOENIX-The Gaines Investment Trust spends $26.5 million for the 350-unit Ventana Apartments in Scottsdale and then drops another $18 million on the 380-unit Ridge Apartments--all in one day. It's the trust's first foray into the metro Phoenix market.
SAN FRANCISCO-The California Coastal Commission is expected to appeal a court ruling that changes the permit process for much of the state's coastal development. It is a result of a ruling declaring the commission's structure unconstitutional.
SACRAMENTO-The California Department of Food and Agriculture is opting for an expensive relocation plan during its 18-month renovation, which will completely transform the department's 76-year-old building. The double move is estimated to cost an extra $900,000, which opponents say is unnecessary.
SACHSE, TX-The 95,325-sf shopping center, ticketed to open in May, has lined up a dry cleaners, styling salon and nail salon for the first phase of the Oak Grove Plaza, being anchored by a 62,825-sf Kroger Signature store.
VENICE, CA-An example of live-work spaces that have become popular on the Westside of Los Angeles, the 28,000-sf complex was fully occupied at the time of the sale. The chairman of Altemus-Warner leads the buying partnership.
ATLANTA-The Los Angeles-based firm paid Kingston Atlanta Partners an estimated $58 million or about $141 per sf for the 379,000-sf, seven-story Midtown office/retail building at Peachtree and 17th streets.
THE WOODLANDS, TX-The 1.25-mile canal moves into its second construction phase as work ramps up on another bridge. Later this year, multifamily developers get crews moving on 400 urban residences along the stretch leading to office and retail products.
NOGALES, AZ-A Scottsdale investment group uses a 1031 Exchange to gain title to the 107,249-sf Loma Linda Shopping Center. Tenants such as Walgreens, Safeway and Factory-To-U sweeten the investment proposition.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ-The Continental Center wins the nod of Pearson Custom Publishing Group, which will use the office for its most profitable division. The five-year lease is valued at $4 million over its term.