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DENVER-The occupancy rate at 300 large multifamily rental complexes drops to 91.8% in the first quarter while average rents increase by $10 a month to $863, according to Novato, CA-based RealFacts.
PHOENIX-A Phoenix limited liability company buys a 94%-occupied industrial portfolio that has been sold for the second time in three years. Within 30 days, the new owner will be hanging a "no vacancy" sign, says a broker on the deal.
SAN FRANCISCO-The Grosjean Rice Milling Plant, which consists of a 4.2-acre piece of land at 1875 Marin Street in San Francisco, will soon be home to a 100,000-sf FedEx distribution center.
ORANGE, CA-Deleo Enterprises acquires the building in an investment sale valued at $2.2 million. It is the most recent industrial facility to change hands here in recent weeks, as smaller transactions of this type continue to buoy the county's industrial market.
ATLANTA-Anticipating an industrial real estate comeback by year end, the Huntsville, AL-based developer is clearing a 16-acre site at the 1,500-acre Gwinnett Progress Center where a rear-load, 225,000-sf warehouse structure is scheduled for completion by spring 2003.
CHICAGO-The Morgan Park and Austin neighborhoods on the city's far South and West Sides are getting two-story, 43,000-sf police stations to replace outdated facilities. Their arrival also is expected to spur new retail development, especially in Austin.
NEWARK, NJ-The new downtown complex will rise directly across the street from the credit card company's existing 60,000-sf facility, which opened less than 18 months ago.
LONDON-Capital & Regional and Morley Fund Management have brought four more retail parks for their The Junction out-of-town retail fund, and a Morley-managed fund has injected another Pounds 100 million ($145 million) into the fund.
GRAPEVINE, TX-A year of talking ends as Silver Lake Centre developers sign Craig Realty Group to steer an estimated $15-million retail component for the 52-acre, mixed-use project. The new player in town comes with a treasure chest of connections.