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TACOMA, WA-The $10.3-million financing, which pays off the construction loan, is secured by the 116-unit Aravia. The 10-year loan has a fixed interest rate of 6.65% and a 25-year amortization schedule.
ANTHEM, AZ-Voit Development Co. is gearing up to start a second phase to Desert North Commerce Center as occupancy for what's standing pushes above 70%. The 50,000-sf building will rise on 4.5 acres.
SAN DIEGO-The county's unemployment rate is on the wane, according to recently released government statistics. The October report, published by the State of California Employment Development Department, says that September's unemployment rate was 4.1%, down slightly from 4.2% in August.
NEW YORK CITY-Times Square's revitalization takes a major leap forward today with the official ribbon-cutting of the 863-key Westin New York in the former red light district. Charles Gargano, chair of the Empire State Economic Development Corp., says the project will generate $297 million in taxes alone over the next two decades.
BOSTON-The state's environmental secretary Robert Durand signs an environmental justice policy that local real estate and business trade groups actually like. The new policy is being lauded for its reforms that can expedite the permitting process for the development of brownfields.
PHILADELPHIA-Grand Prairie, TX-based Fairfield Quarry Limited Partnership sells the 288-unit River Oaks luxury multifamily rental community in Columbus, OH for $59,028 per unit to Dublin, OH-based Platinum Management. The property, located on 24 acres, was completed in 1999.
PHILADELPHIA-While retaining its headquarters in Selinsgrove, PA and existing office space in Williamsport, PA, the bank holding company is centralizing operations, executive offices and information services in the former 25,000-sf training and headquarters.
SAN FRANCISCO- The San Francisco Board of Supervisors supports the city's Olympic bid in a unanimous vote this week, which Olympic officials hope will make their bid stronger. The Olympic Committee will make the final selection of the host city in 2005.
MANCHESTER, NJ-Expanding into the housing sector for the first time, Paragano Construction did the project for Beckerville Associates on the site of former military barracks.
DALLAS-Come November, the US subsidiary of ING Real Estate will be getting 35 million sf, Crow Holdings' CEO and practically the whole staff. The team, which stays in Dallas, forms the management nucleus for Clarion's first new REIT in three years.