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HOUSTON-Two years after it was foreclosed, the Sharpstown Center secures a new owner. The private investor's game plan includes a multi-million-dollar renovation for the 72%-occupied mall positioned on 43 acres.
LONDON-Parlison Highcross Developments has sold Edinburgh's tallest building, the Exchange Tower, to a group of Danish investors for pounds 21.15 million ($33 million), reflecting a 6.9% initial yield.
AUSTIN-Lance Sallis, who headed Triad Properties' Austin team, lands a senior vice president's title with Trammell Crow. He gets to stay in Austin, which is just what he was seeking. Colliers' John Childers heads to Staubach's Austin team.
DETROIT-Time will tell when area office space demand will return to normal, says Paragon Corporate Realty Services. Meanwhile, property owners keep offering low lease rates and incentives.
LAKE FOREST, CA-NRCC Mortgage of Tustin, Calif. buys a newly completed, 21,336-sf office building here at 14 Orchard Rd., while RJM Holdings of Pebble Beach buys a 32,272-sf medical office building in Fountain Valley.
DENVER-Toe surgery may have sidelined LA Lakers star Shaquille O'Neal, but that just gives him more free time to hone his skills in the affordable multifamily real estate arena.
MIAMI-Also, the first phase of the condominium complex is expected to sell out before the end of the year. Both phases consist of a 30-story, 223-residence, $110-million tower with units pre-sale priced between $600,000 and $2.9 million.
NEW YORK CITY-A Republican proposal that is likely to pass if the GOP takes both the House and Senate in today's elections could make REITS less attractive by giving other non-REIT investments new tax breaks.
GAITHERSBURG, MD-Pre-engineered shared lab services prove to be a hit as gene therapy research company Intronn commits to 9,000 sf in the specialized development within Tech Park 270. Tailored to accommodate mid-sized bioscience firms, the space leases for about $32.50 per-sf.
HOUSTON-The seller finds a buyer in the neighborhood after the property sat on the market for 1 1/2 years at an asking price of $850,000. Buyer NDK Investments is a janitorial service that bought vacant building that once housed several tenants.