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BOSTON-Boston Properties reports in its first quarter results of 2002 funds from operations of $88.9 million. The company's portfolio comprises 144 properties totaling more than 41.2 million sf, including 10 properties under development totaling 4.3 million sf.
IRVINE, CA-The Irvine-based company sells the Loma Linda complex to RK Properties. Completed in 1985, the property consists of 10 one-bedroom/one-bath units and 156 two-bedroom/two-bath units. It was 95% occupied at the time of sale.
ORLANDO-The 1.3 million-sf, $250 million partially completed Mall at Millennia in south Orlando and the planned $200 million Altamonte Springs Town Center, seven miles north of Downtown, will have larger trade areas than the five-mile radius of the traditional suburban mall, David Marks of MarketPlace Advisors Inc. tells GlobeSt.com.
CHULA VISTA, CA-An emergency increase of development impact fees has won city approval. Officials say the 87% increase is needed to help pay for a new $63 million police station and $37.6 million civic center renovation.
SAN FRANCISCO-With demand office space continuing to lag, Tishman Speyer Properties is considering turning the top half of 555 and 575 Market St. into high-rise residential units.
ST. CHARLES, MD-American Community Properties Trust sells 6.9 acres of the 9,100-acre St. Charles master-planned community to a North Carolina developer that plans to build a Food Lion grocery store on the property.
MIAMI-The former general manager in the Miami office of JLL becomes director of operations for the South Florida office of the Atlanta-based firm which has built up a local office portfolio of 2.4 million sf.
AUSTIN-Caring Family Network now occupies 10,997 sf of a 40,000-sf office building, owned by Lakequest Enterprises, in Austin's northeast submarket. With a rising submarket vacancy, the renewal is good news.
MIAMI-Edwin A. Huston is also the former vice chairman of Miami-based Ryder System. Scott H. Adams, another new director, is president of Cenetec, a Boca Raton, FL-based business incubator company.