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CHICAGO-A $4-million mezzanine loan, interest-only over a four-year term, allows the luxury boutique hotel just off the Magnificent Mile to complete renovations to guest rooms. Loan-to-value still is less than 60%.
MIAMI-The Sarasota, FL-based developer of cell phone sites has signed a definitive agreement with Fortress Investment Group and Greenhill Capital Partners LLP to buy its delinquent 10% senior discount notes in exchange for creating a new Pinnacle company headed by Wesley R. Edens of Fortress and Robert H. Niehaus of Greenhill.
NEW YORK CITY-The Lakewood, NJ private investment firm picks up 17 strip malls with an aggregate 2.3 million sf. The assets are spread across seven states with the bulk of the centers located in Pennsylvania.
WHITE PLAINS-EastRidge Properties, the owner of four office parks built by pioneer Westchester developer Lowell Schulman which will mark its 10th year in operation next month, reported continued strong leasing activity at its portfolio of properties here in the first quarter of 2002.
WEST MILFORD, NJ-The complex will provide 15,500 sf of retail and 30,000 sf of professional office space for Bald Eagle Commons, an active adult residential community.
MINNEAPOLIS-About 75 top officials, including mayors and school superintendents of Minneapolis and St. Paul, as well as top developers, focus on cooperation in a recent trip to the Mile High City.
HOUSTON-All's well that ends well. Parkway Properties gets a creditworthy tenant for the entire former Raytheon building. Honeywell, in turn, gets 142,464 sf that meets all criteria for a consolidation of multiple offices.
AUSTIN-The opportunity to buy 16 acres in a mature area doesn't often arise. But Lowe's has done just that, acquiring the deed to the former Hart Graphics property in Central Austin. It will be the first big box of 100,000 sf or more for that quadrant.
DALLAS-Texas hoteliers are fine-tuning their numbers for first-quarter conference calls. The usually optimistic reports undoubtedly will bring more of the same positive news. But, says PKF Consulting, it's simply because "there's nowhere to go but up.
PHOENIX-First Industrial had yet to bring a 132,261-sf project to market when Top 10 Properties put an offer on the table. Thus, says one broker, the selling price practically mirrored the asking price for First Commons at 10 West Phase I.