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DENVER-"The layoff cycle is not over yet," says Cushman & Wakefield director and office broker David Banzhaf, and that could keep developers out of speculative building for at least another five years.
BIRMINGHAM, AL-The Alabama REIT and its subsidiary, Colonial Realty LP, are replacing their $300 million revolving facility due April 2003 with the new financing package from a banking consortium headed by SouthTrust of Birmingham, AL, Wachovia of Charlotte and Wells Fargo of San Francisco.
GLENVIEW, IL-San Diego-based OliverMcMillan's $250-million redevelopment of the former Glenview Naval Air Station picks up Market Foods and Espresso Cafe for the retail component of the mixed-use project.
PORTLAND-The city's land use hearings officer approves the development plan for 18 waterfront acres owned by Homer Williams and Oregon Health Science University in the middle of North Macadam, which encompasses 140 acres along the Willamette River, south of the Marquam Bridge.
SAN ANTONIO-The Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union is going up on 20 acres at the intersection of Interstate 35 and Loop 1604 in the northeast corridor. When completed, the administration center will house 400 workers.
LONDON-A local council has given the go-ahead for the biggest single leisure development in Welsh history, the pounds 1 billion ($1.57 billion) Dragon International film studio complex.
DENVER-A $23.25-million purchase price, down more than 20% than what developers Bruce and Seth Berger had once sought for the 106,400-sf site, is good through 2004. However, the city hopes to close by July.
WASHINGTON, DC-La Coruna, Spain-based fashion apparel chain Zara makes its first entrie into the Mid-Atlantic retail market with the establishment of a 10,000-sf store in the District's trendy Georgetown area. The store is on track to open its doors next summer.
MARLBOROUGH, MA-Berwind Property Group closes on its purchase of the 540,000-sf 3Com campus. The Philadelphia-based privately held real estate investment firm paid $57.8 million for the property, which will be partly leased back by 3Com.
HOUSTON-The seven-building complex, totaling 206,664 sf, gets the funds from Greenwich Capital Markets in a 10-year loan. The collateral, says the loan arranger, historically has occupancies in the mid-90% range.