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ORLANDO-Odyssey Telecorp Inc. of Palo Alto, CA, headed by Sean Doherty, also receives a $17 million credit line to operate the four-year-old, 1,850-mile fiber-optics network in Florida and Georgia. FECI is a major Florida landholder and commercial real estate developer.
LONDON-Engineering group Alstom has agreed a pounds 111-million ($175 million) sale & leaseback with Key Property Investments, the. joint venture between St Modwen Properties and the Middle eastern investor Sahlia Real Estate.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA-The Hartford, Conn.-based company acquires two office projects--4400 MacArthur Blvd. and 5000 Birch St.--from a partnership of locally based investor Don Koll, Aetna Insurance Co. and other private individuals.
DETROIT-Champion Homes used four buildings on 87 acres as a modular home manufacturing plant but sells to Universal Forest Products of Grand Rapids. Two economic development corporations assist Binswanger Inc. brokers.
ANAHEIM, CA-A Los Angeles investor buys the 22-unit Rondell Arms apartment complex from an Orange County owner. The property, located across from a high school, was 90% occupied at the time of the sale.
SEATTLE-The national board of directors of The American Institute of Architects names Miller/Hull as recipient of the 2003 AIA Architecture Firm Award. The honor is bestowed annually and recognizes a practice that has produced distinguished architecture for at least the 10 years.
ATLANTA-On and off the market several times over the last two years, locally based Holly Street Trust paid Sun Valley, CA-based receiver Rob Evans $1.71 million or $18,000 per unit for the 39-year-old, 95-unit property in the Intown/Downtown submarket.
HOUSTON-A fence manufacturer takes a spot in Cross Continents while an insurance firm will head into Tower Park North. Both companies are relocating from within the North Houston submarket.
BALTIMORE, MD- Prime Retail disposes of three properties accounting for nearly 1 million sf of retail space in deals totaling $132.5 million. Proceeds from the sale of two outlets in Colorado and the center in Puerto Rico will be used to pay down the company's debts.