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CARSON, CA-Uniwell Corp. buys a newly completed 19,058-sf industrial building in Carson Town Center for $1.8 million. The sellers were AMB Property Corp. and Mar Ventures, owners of Carson Town Center, a 1 million-sf office, industrial and retail center.
PHOENIX-Investors in search of higher returns are pressuring Phoenix's "for sale" list for long-term leased properties. If the leases fall short of the profile, the asset easily can linger on the market for six months or more.
HOUSTON-With Houston's multifamily market being such a hot ticket, more than two dozen offers rolled in for the Greenwood Forest complex in the FM 190/Champions submarket. Former Houston Mayor Bob Lanier wins the face-off.
DENVER-The two firms chosen by the Convention Center hotel oversight committee are vying for the job of building an 1,100-room Hyatt hotel, a job expected to be worth more than $150 million.
DALLAS-Don Ostroff and Will Balthrope close three sales for 646 units in a North Texas town and Houston. The former Grubb & Ellis duo, now leaders of C&W's Multi-Housing Group, close the trio in a week and bring in about $21.4 million for the sellers.
ISSAQUAH, WA-Talus, a planned community billed as the gateway to the Issaquah Alps, welcomes the first owners of the Jefferson at Talus, a 247-unit luxury apartment community and the first neighborhood to finish residential construction. Building also has begun in two other neighborhoods.
CARLSBAD, CA-The 321,000-sf acquisition reflects Equus Realty Advisors' growth strategy, as the La Jolla-based real estate advisory firm plans to spend about $300 million in real estate purchases over the next two years.
SEATTLE- Driven up by new online deliveries and steady job cuts, the Puget Sound area apartment market is experiencing its highest vacancy rates in several years, according to a recent report prepared by Hendricks & Partners. Economists warn recovery is not in the near future, but there is hope the multifamily market, along with the Northwest economy in general, bounces back by 2004.
SURPRISE, AZ-The 14,000-sf center is being touted as the foundation for a cooperative effort between the City of Surprise and its school district. The project will be used year-round for a plethora of programs.
NEW YORK CITY-The space is located in a 211-unit multifamily property currently under construction at 97th and Lex. Rose Associates brokered for CVS and owner Kenbar Group, which is also marketing retail space at two other area properties.