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LANCASTER, CA- Owners of the Merrill Gardens at Lancaster Apartments, a 93-unit facility which offers both independent and assisted living for seniors, obtains the mortgage financing from the Fannie Mae Senior Housing program.
LONDON-International jeweler Tiffany & Co has bought the freehold of its Bond Street flagship store from clients of StratReal for Pounds 27.4 million ($43 million). The deal underlines the escalation in Bond Street values over recent years.
WOODRIDGE, IL-Two 140,000-sf warehouse and distribution buildings are being constructed on speculation as Philadelphia-based Berwind Property Group, Ltd. and Bridge Development Partners start work on the Wood Hill Crossings Business Park.
SAN FRANCISCO-The Bay Area office market is officially a distressed market, says a recent Merrill Lynch report, meaning supply and demand are so out of whack that it will be several years before rental rates fully recover.
PHOENIX-In November, Sun State Builders kicks off work on the 90,000-sf project in the Rio Salado River Park development. The tenant, signing a seven-year lease, is planning to occupy the distribution site in May 2003.
SAN JOSE-The historic Crescent Jewelers buildings, located in the heart of Downtown San Jose, may be purchased by the city of San Jose if a redevelopment agency's proposal is approved by the city council.
WILMINGTON, MA-E.A. Spry leases 28,875 sf of at 80 Industrial Way. The 230,000-sf building is in the process of being renovated and Spry will use its space for warehouse, distribution and the storage of office furniture and equipment.
LANSING, MI-Sixteen land use study projects share new grants funded the advocate of land use education, which receives its money from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. Requests total more than $4.5 million.
ORLANDO-The Bonita Springs, FL-based multifamily and single-family developer sold the tract to Contract One and W.J. Keel Holdings of Plant City, FL for $1 million or $87,032 per acre ($2 per sf).
DENVER-The Kiwanis Club bases an estimate of 12 million visitors a year to the upper end of the 16th Street Mall on a September pedestrian count from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., which shows steady traffic throughout the day.