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SAN DIEGO, CA-The average occupancy rate of San Diego County's multifamily product remained at 96% in the third quarter of this year, according to a recent report on the region. The research also concludes that the occupancy level here has not dropped below 95% in the past two years.
PORTLAND-The submarket with the region's lowest vacancy rate, 4.2%, is the Port's 9.9-million-sf Rivergate Industrial District, which not coincidentally also has the most speculative construction underway.
PHOENIX-Vacancy rose a percentage point to 21.8% and rent accordingly fell a point to $23 per sf in the suburbs and $22 per sf in town. The metro market's economics are delivering cut-rate deals that are enticing more tenants to trade up.
AUSTIN-Dallas developer Kamco Property Group wins the go-ahead after spending the last two years getting through Austin's entitlement process. Western Oaks is 60 days away from breaking ground on the first wave of retail development.
CHICAGO-Stepping in where insurance companies fear to tread, Secretary Mel Martinez says terrorism coverage is not required on loans backed by Federal Housing Authority multifamily mortgage insurance. "HUD will now pay the claims to the lender," Martinez tells the Mortgage Bankers Association of America convention.
LONG BEACH, CA-An investment partnership acquires a 47,511-sf parcel of Downtown land after a previous buyer backs out of its deal to purchase the property, which holds a nine-story office building.
NEW YORK CITY-Gordon F. DuGan has been chosen to work with chairman Wm. Polk Carey on directing the firm's corporate strategies going forward. He will retain his current title as president, which has held since 1999.
FOLSOM, CA-The second phase of Opus West Corp.'s massive Broadway Plaza is acquired by a private investor from Denver. Opus West says it plans to invest the profits in other Northern California locations.
ORLANDO-Institutional buyers sank $399 million into Central Florida investments in the first six months of the year versus $590 million in the comparable 2001 period, a new Grubb & Ellis Co. market survey shows.