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PHOENIX-The New Jersey-based investment group spends $3.2 million for an 84-unit, 92%-occupied apartment complex in Phoenix at the same time it breaks ground on a $3-million fitness center for Mesa.
LAKE FOREST, CA-Saddleback Materials Co. signs the $1.4-million deal for a building that includes a one-acre yard for storage of the company's masonry and landscape products. A consolidation plan is the motivation for the 10-year lease.
DETROIT-Comerica Bank of Detroit senior vice president and chief economist David Littmann says the regional economy will slow at first, but has confidence the growth patterns will gain strength in the second half of 2003.
PORTLAND, OR-In the midst of a decidedly moribund market, the city's largest electrical contractor renews its lease for of industrial space at 845 NE Columbia Blvd. in the Columbia area.
MIAMI-The 16-story, 35-residence Blue Bay Tower will be located at 7927 to 7929 West Drive between Miami and Miami Beach. It will offer condominiums between 1,334 sf and 1,771 sf, pre-construction-priced at $333,900 to more than $500,000.
DURHAM, NC-The $20-million deal brings the value of three-year-old Dilweg's real estate assets to well over $100 million. Not bad for a firm that just a year ago owned only two small office complexes worth about $20 million.
DENVER-Even with a vacancy rate rise to 7.2%, the warehouse/distribution market here is faring better than the rest of the US, notes Cushman & Wakefield industrial broker Steve Hager, buoyed by consumer spending.
MADISON, NJ-Allied, which screens potential multifamily tenants, will add SureDeposit's security deposit service to its process of signing up apartment dwellers.
ATLANTA-Otter Construction & Realty Co. is looking at a 2003 ground-breaking on a 94-unit project in Clarkesville, GA. Atlanta developer Steve Nygren also plans to start his 14-townhome venture--with retail and office--next year near Palmetto, GA.
ORLANDO-Locally based CNL Hospitality Corp. tells GlobeSt.com it has signed a non-binding letter of intent with Hilton to buy another five hotels with a partnership capitalization of $400 million.