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CHICAGO-Lincoln-Peterson Development Associates LLC will pay $390,000 for an 11,000-sf parcel at 3019 W. Peterson Ave., allowing it to build a 15,000-sf Walgreen drug store and 5,000-sf Krispy Kreme outlet.
HERNDON, VA-The 228,400-sf Monument IV, the third of four class A office structures in the Monument at Worldgate Centre development, has been sold in a deal worth a reported $49 million. The nine-story building is completely leased to Fannie Mae until 2011.
PHILADELPHIA-Horsham, PA-based GMAC Commercial Mortgage Corp. has arranged fixed-rate permanent financing through the Freddie Mac Program Plus for locally-based 1700 Associates. The 12-story, 68-unit building is located on restaurant row in Center City and is a certified historic structure.
AUSTIN-Buls Hodge says another 469,000 sf of office space has been added to its biweekly sublease count. The extra space, though, can't take away the positive signs measured in second-quarter analyses by other brokerage firms.
DETROIT-Land owned by a Hawaii-based charitable trust is put up for sale,and Lt. Governor Dick Posthumus thinks the state should buy it to keep the 390,000 acres out of the hands of potential developers.
IRVING, TX-Three of four class A office buildings break the region's 2002 price record in a five-week start-to-finish process. Wells REIT gets Nokia as a tenant for 8 1/2 years. CarrAmerica dovetails the sale with a 1031 Exchange.
DALLAS-Viscern changes its look and address with a seven-year contract for Prestonwood Tower in North Dallas. The firm's re-branding drives an exit from a 16,000-sf office that it's held for 15 years.
NEW YORK CITY-Led by more than $40 million in grants and tax breaks to assist Bank of New York in its move to 316,000-sf at a proposed Brooklyn office building, the Industrial Development Agency's recent funding initiatives also support several industrial and non-profit expansion projects.
PASADENA, CA-The locally-based developer obtains the construction loan from Corus Bank for its Western Asset Plaza development, a five-story project that will be anchored by Western Asset Management Co., a subsidiary of Baltimore-based Legg Mason.