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BOSTON-Apartment Investment and Management Co. purchases the apartment portfolio of local developer Thomas J. Flatley for $500 million. The 11-property portfolio consists of 4,323 units and the deal is considered the area's largest-ever multifamily transaction.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ-DaVita Inc. of California settles on a 10,382-sf office at Highland Park in Scottsdale's central corridor. The plan is to cut the ribbon in January 2003. Cavan Commercial and C&W broker the terms.
DENVER-Top Grubb & Ellis multifamily broker Jeff Hawks says rent give-aways probably have caused a $1-billion erosion in property value, though an overabundance of eager buyers probably is mitigating the damage done by massive concessions.
WESTBOROUGH, MA- Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. leases 27,000 sf at 114 Turnpike Rd., a three-story building in Westboro Executive Park. The area's high vacancy rates have made creditworthy tenants all the more valuable to increasingly antsy building owners.
HOUSTON-A 7.3-acre tract in Sugar Land will house the region's fourth Mercedes-Benz dealership while a Northwest Houston parcel, totaling 5.3 acres, is the next site for Parkway Chevrolet.
LONGVIEW, WA-Mirant Corp. stops construction on a $250-million power plant here that got underway in October and is about 34% complete. On 11 acres in the City of Longview's Mint Farm industrial Park, the 270-megawatt plant was scheduled for completion in June 2003.
ORLANDO-U.S. Bankruptcy Court Trustee Bill Cuthill Jr.'s suit alleges Windels, Marx, Lane & Mittendorf should have known that one of its lawyers, James P. Conroy, was part of the defunct Orlando firm's 10-year scheme to sell unregistered mortgage-backed securities to 2,203 global investors that resulted in $214 million Evergreen Security Ltd. couldn't account for.
MESA, AZ-The 204-unit Indigo Springs has been acquired by a group of tenants in common. The seller is an entity of Gray Development, which built, stabilized and sold the complex it in a three-year period.
AUSTIN-The Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce signs a 10-year lease for 12,500 sf at Lake Shore Towers. The chamber will move into its office in November in a signing that boosts occupancy to 95%.