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LONDON-The old ways of muddled conditions of sale are over. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors has come up with a system of common conditions for property at auction
OCEANSIDE, CA-The City Council Wednesday voted 4-1 to approve ballot language for an alternative version of the El Corazon Dedicated Parkland Initiative. The measure will appear on the Nov. 5 ballot.
ORLANDO-Orange Circuit Judge William C. Gridley wants Zion's Hope Inc. owner Marvin J. Rosenthal to file a new complaint, separating state and federal constitutional points that argue the $16 million, 15-month-old attraction near Walt Disney World is exempt from paying county property taxes because it is a not-for-profit ministry.
ATLANTA-The Tennessee-based subsidiary of Innovo Group Inc. paid $24,500 per unit for 4,000 apartments nationwide. The sellers are Dallas-based Transcontinental Realty Investors, American Realty Investors Inc. and Income Opportunity Realty Investors Inc., all directed by Gene Phillips, former president of the bankrupt Southmark Corp.
MINNEAPOLIS-The firm will light the major buildings by connecting them to an optical fiber ring, which will also provide off-site data storage for the tenants there. Funding is obtained in spite of a tough equity market for those in the industry.
BEAVER CREEK, CO-An experienced hotel manager in the US and Asia Pacific, as well as a familiar face on the slopes, Todd W. Harris takes over as general manager of the new Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch.
SAN DIEGO-In the past four quarters, the Mission Valley market's high occupancy and consistent leasing activity has helped to stave off the eroding asking rents and negative net absorption that plagued San Diego's higher profile markets.
TEMPE, AZ-Lowe's Enterprises signs a new tenant for one of the remaining offices available at its 68,306-sf office tower in Tempe's CBD. Coming on board is Option One Mortgage, an Irvine, CA-based subsidiary of H&R Block.
AUSTIN-Advanced Micro Devices will move within 45 days to 9500 Arboretum in the northwest submarket. The major Austin employer is the first one to sign for the 187,385-sf CSC building, dark since last year.