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GLENDALE, CA-A local partnership pays $1.7 million for an 18,048-sf parcel located across the street from a large block of property the city acquired through condemnation.
JERSEY CITY-Closed for three years because of a fire, the 150-key former Quality Inn will be redeveloped as an upscale hostelry targeting business travelers.
LONDON-Aberdeen Property Investors has increased its commitment to the Scandinavian region with the purchase of the asset management arm of Finland's largest institutional property investor.
SAN DIEGO, CA-The property, known as Magnolia Place, is located across the street from Galleria at Tyler mall. Tenants include Payless Shoe Source, Supercuts, Susie's Deals and Tuxedo Junction.
GREATER BOSTON-Cushman & Wakefield releases its third quarter statistics and all the numbers point to a market that hasn't yet recovered but is beginning to stabilize. Vacancy rates are still high but have not changed significantly from the previous quarter.
ATLANTA-Alpharetta, GA-based Bank of North Georgia provides the locally based community hospital operator a construction loan with interest at prime plus 1% a year and a 20-year mortgage loan at the same rate for the 68,000-sf hospital in Jasper, GA.
PHILADELPHIA-Emeryville, CA-based Devon Self-Storage relocates from Callowhill Street to a two-story, 165,000-sf warehouse property on East Oregon Avenue to gain easier access to Center City. It will spend $5 million to renovate the building, now used for record storage.
PORTLAND-For Ashforth Pacific, the owner of both Lloyd District office buildings, the move is part of a larger shuffling of its existing Lloyd District tenants that sources say will result in a new lease at Liberty Centre. For Paccess, it means lower rent, a better view and greater efficiency.
PHOENIX-Denver investor Cal Zeff acquires his second multifamily complex in Phoenix. The Palm Aire apartments undersell the market average by about $10,000 per unit. Resale, in turn, should net a tidy profit, the broker says.
LONDON-The London Borough of Tower Hamlets has cleared the way for the final phase of the redevelopment of the Spitalfields Market site on the eastern fringe of the City of London, when it resolved to grant planning permission for the 800,000-sf Bishops Square scheme.