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DALLAS-A merger in Dallas and a merchant build alliance with an out-of-state development partner set up Henry S. Miller Cos. for a second year of change. Wal-Mart is a linchpin in the $70-million development plan.
EL SEGUNDO, CA-Hawthorne Financial Corp. has signed a definitive agreement to acquire First Fidelity Bancorp in a transaction currently valued at $68 million, nearly seven times First Fidelity's 2001 net income and 158% of tangible book value of First Fidelity Bancorp.
FRANKLIN TWP., NJ-The pharmaceutical company, formed last year after a buyout of the former Carter-Wallace drug and diagnostics operations, has relocated to a Koll Bren Schreiber building here.
HOUSTON-A Texas and New York City partnership sells the last of eight properties, part of an ongoing disposition. The final sales are 7207 Regency Square, 12000 Richmond Ave. and 17171 Park Row.
ORLANDO-Sitting near the edge of a planned $1 billion, 20-year Downtown redevelopment program, the 72-year-old structure, vacant and ravaged by squatters for years, is being demolished this week after a Saturday fire gutted the interior of the 100,000-sf property.
SEATTLE, WA-Over the last few months, experts have been predicting that economic recovery from the recession could begin as early as the second quarter. For the landlords of Puget Sound's offices, where vacancies continue to rise, it won't come soon enough.
MESA, AZ-The 21-year-old, class B minus complex reaps $1.3 million for its California seller. The Mesa property had a good cap rate, is in good condition and boasts an average monthly rent equal to the metro average.
DALLAS-A merger in Dallas and a merchant build alliance with an out-of-state development partner set up Henry S. Miller Cos. for a second year of change. Wal-Mart is a linchpin in the $70-million development plan.
MIAMI--Orlando-based CNL Retirement Corp. pays $28 million or $108,527 per unit to one of the nation's largest providers of senior living and health care services. One of the properties is in Coconut Creek, FL, Broward County, 35 miles north of Downtown Miami.
LONDON-London has a vital business need for tall buildings according to new research undertaken by the British Council for Offices. Research among economists and occupiers both found in favour of building higher.