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ORLANDO-The Tampa, FL-based mortgage banking firm arranged the transactions through Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada for office, retail and industrial properties in Tampa, Sarasota, Bradenton and Jacksonville.
LONDON-Benchmark is to demonstrate its confidence in the troubled West End office market with two speculative starts in the coming months. Schemes in Golden Square, Soho and Savile Row, Mayfair, will provide almost 100,000 sf of new space.
CHERRY HILL, NJ-The Growth Properties asset, located in the metro Philadelphia market and formerly operating under the Sheraton flag, reopens for guests today after a $5 million makeover.
DALLAS-Hillier of Dallas beats five firms vying to partner with the Office of Metropolitan Architecture on the Dallas Center for the Performing Arts. The 1,300-seat project is being funded by $210 million in private donations plus a city contribution.
SAN DIEGO, CA-GMS Realty LLC acquires the 145,000-sf retail complex from Spa Holdings LLC. Located at 8915-9305 Mira Mesa Blvd., the property is occupied by tenants including Seafood City, Hollywood Video and Rite Aid.
SOUTHFIELD, MI-Universal Image Production, American Financial/Citizens Insurance and Canada Maritime Agencies LTD take space in this suburb of Detroit in lease deals brokered by Friedman Real Estate Group of Farmington Hills, MI.
BASTROP, TX-The Dallas-based Woodbine Development team is keeping to the schedule as work proceeds on pre-development design, a marketing study and permitting for the 635-acre project.
NEW YORK CITY-Geoffrey Wharton starts today as CEO of the residential brokerage arm of Insignia Financial Group Inc., while both the president and managing director of that program reveal plans to leave next year to start their own service business.