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HOWELL TOWNSHIP, MI-Quatros Amigos LLC will use a tax-exempt industrial development revenue bond issue to buy land, rehab a 123,580-sf manufacturing facility and add another 10,000 sf, which it will lease to Ideal Steel.
MIAMI-Condominiums and loft homes at the planned 48-story, 326-unit waterfront community on a 2.57-acre pad in Miami's Brickell financial district will be priced from $400,000 to $5 million. Pre-construction sales total $120 million since November 2001, the joint venture developer says.
ATLANTA-John Leonard moves from directing the Las Vegas office of the Encino, CA-based commercial real estate brokerage firm. His move signals the firm's increased expansion in the Atlanta markets.
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NEW YORK CITY-With the $158-million sale of 450 Park Avenue now officially over and done, energies are being focused on finalizing the $148-million deal on its quasi-sibling property at 1370 Avenue of the Americas. GlobeSt.com reported on both transaction in April.
HOUSTON-Presidential Billiards moves from the community of Spring to the Woodlands, taking 15,105 sf at 9391 Grogan's Mill. The lease represents an expansion for the distributor of imported wares made of hand-carved African hardwoods.
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO-While an $18.4-million appropriation for a Northern Command headquarters at Peterson Air Force Base is under review, the bill for defense includes $42 million for a new barracks at Fort Carson.
HOUSTON-The Atrium at Park Ten remains filled thanks to a 74,510-sf renewal by Det Norske Veritas of Hovik, Norway. The office serves as the firm's US headquarters and takes up more than half of the building in the Katy Freeway submarket.
EAGAN, MN-Mary Jo Copeland's $30-million, 200-bed Gift of Mary will consist of 20 5,000 sf houses and is being designed by Cuningham Group. She considered seven other suburbs, two of them turning her down.
ATLANTA-The APAC subsidiary of Fortune 500-Ashland Inc. picks up space that surfaced when the troubled online broker terminated its lease. The new tenant will open a shared service center for several of its companies this month, maintaining the 132,250-sf property's 95%-occupancy.