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SANTA ROSA, CA-Four years after Charles Schultz decides to build a museum and research center, the idea is reality. The $8 million facility opened its doors this weekend.
GARDENA, CA-Hyundai Merchant Marine sells the 12-story, 247,244-sf Andrex Point office building to Commercial Ventures Inc. of Westwood, Calif. The 13-year-old building is 61% occupied.
SANTA ROSA, CA-Four years after Charles Schultz decides to build a museum and research center, the idea is reality. The $8 million facility opened its doors this weekend.
TEMPE, AZ-Tempe Honda gets a three-acre expansion site for $1.5 million in the 81-acre Tempe Autoplex. With the sale, there are just eight acres remaining in the SunCor Development that got under way in 1987.
DALLAS-AmeriSouth refinances four Dallas complexes as it readies for a triple acquisition in Dallas and Austin. The loans, provided by Cleveland's KeyBank, range from $2.4 million to almost $7 million.
MONTGOMERY, TX-The office component is 75% pre-leased while the underground bunker, being converted for high-security data use, is 60% taken. Move-in to both components could begin in three months.
SEATTLE-The would-be $49-million mixed-use high rise development has been a hole in the ground since work was halted in November. The developer tells GlobeSt.com there are no plans to resume construction anytime soon.
SAN DIEGO-Ackman-Ziff Goodkin Realty Advisors will raise joint venture equity and debt and mezzanine capital for West Coast developers and real estate investors. Ackman-Ziff's senior director is Alan Goodkin, Sandy Goodkin's cousin.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA-Health Care Property Investors Inc. says it will fund the loan and a $12.25 million equity investment for American Retirement Corp., which will use the funds to refinance existing debt.
BALTIMORE-Work begins on the $5-million mixed-income residential community dubbed Broadway Overlook with a recent groundbreaking ceremony. The 166-unit residential project will reserve 86 townhouse-style apartments for rent to low- and middle-income citizens.