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BALCH SPRINGS, TX-Work has begun on a 30-acre, 296-unit multifamily development. Hall Financial Group kicks in the last of the cash, $2.2 million, for a minimum 12% current return and 18% all-in return.
PALATINE, IL-The 21,600-sf retail portion is the smallest component of the $86-million Gateway Center, which includes 100,000 sf of office space as well as 280 multifamily units along with a multi-level parking garage.
ATLANTA-Locally based Richard Bowers & Co. hires T. Randall Hoye as vice president and associate broker. Hoye was formerly with Regent Partners and Cousins Properties, both Atlanta companies. Hoye will handle office and industrial clients.
PHOENIX-Seller Richard Jensen gets about $3.4 million for the Orangetree Apartments in Phoenix and Place of Tempe Apartments. The proceeds go toward the acquisition of a 100-unit complex to satisfy a 1031 Exchange.
PHILADELPHIA-The local chapter of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners rejects a recommendation by the Pennsylvania Convention Center Authority to merge six unions that work at the center into three. The move threatens support for the center's expansion.
BOSTON-Tenants of the 3.2 million sf Prudential Center will get a new fitness center by early next year as, Fitcorp has signed a 15-year, 31,000-sf lease to develop a Fitcorp Fitness Center at the base of the 101 and 111 Huntington Avenue buildings.
IRVINE, CA-Mortgage company BNC Inc. will relocate to a class A high-rise at John Wayne airport in the largest class A lease in the airport market this year.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD-County officials say two new biotech parks covering 155 acres are in the works and should open in 2004. The projects are in the early stages but county and state organizations have already committed $6 million to getting the parks off the ground.
DENVER-Randy Nichols gets financing from a consortium of four banks for the mixed-use project he is building in Cherry Creek North. Vectra Bank of Denver, Compass Bank, and National City Bank of Cleveland join Guaranty Federal Bank of Dallas.