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BEVERLY HILLS, CA-A quirky economic recovery and other uncertainties cast doubt on what is a generally positive picture for Southern California apartment investors, according to industry players who spoke to a sold-out crowd at the Beverly Hilton late last week.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA-Buchanan Street Partners and the huge pension fund have increased their capital commitment to Buchanan Urban Investors, which targets value-added urban redevelopment.
PHOENIX-The BOMA chapter for Greater Phoenix is lobbying against regulation changes that, if enacted, could make construction and renovation cost prohibitive. Phoenix City Council is expected to vote within two months on the plan.
HOUSTON-The buyer claims 794 units at Kings Crossing and Kingwood Lakes, both more than 96% leased at sale time. Seller Berkshire Realty of Boston says the disposition was just part of its normal exit strategy.
PHILADELPHIA-The Long Island-based UPREIT pays an average $82.40 per sf for two Giant Eagle grocery-anchored centers in Cleveland and one in Columbus anchored by a Big Bear Supermarket. The seller is Pepper Pike, OH-based Visconsi Companies.
CHICAGO-The Milwaukee-based Marcus Corp. remains in the early development stages of a Baymont Inn & Suites on Rush Street, among several other projects on the hotel and theater company's to-do list.
DENVER-Steve Farber and John Frew argue another 30 days won't make that much of a difference if city council members ultimately sign a proposed 76-year lease with Intrawest Corp., which plans to invest $99 million in the city-owned ski resort.
DALLAS-SLJ Co. of Dallas is waiting to see what happens with a controversial Wal-Mart plan near Love Field before making a decision about its latest buy--a 17,500-sf lot along Mockingbird Lane. The spot cost upward of $300,000.
LONDON-Shares in City Developments Ltd, Singapore's biggest property group, fell for the third day in a row on fears the government may release more land and flood the market.
ATLANTA-The Charlotte-based UPREIT pays Newark, NJ-based Prudential Insurance Co. $66,551.72 per unit for the 290-unit complex on Lake Norman in Cornelius, NC. The facility was completed in 1996 and is 95% leased at an average rental of $835 a month.