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TEMPE, AZ-Invesco Realty Advisors of Dallas gets within $1.5 million of its asking price for the class A Cityscape at Lakeshore in Tempe. Phoenix's Farnam Realty outbid 12 others for the 214-unit complex.
ORLANDO-The locally based timeshare developer will be leaving Orlando, the timeshare capital of the country, with a pared-down portfolio of 75 properties, down from 89. The company, still in Chapter 11, plans to relocate by year end.
DALLAS-Creativity, free rent and patience will keep the Dallas CBD going until "the recovery." Wheeling and dealing brokers are managing to keep the city's core moving and their efforts should pay off by year's end, says one tuned-in researcher.
ORLANDO-Sixteen of the 284 outlets the Troy, MI retailer plans to close in the state average 100,000 sf each and pay annual aggregate average rent of $24 million or about $15 per sf, GlobeSt.com has learned from Kmart store staffers who asked not to be identified in this article.
TRACY, CA-Seagate Properties sells two industrial buildings in Tracy and Modesto. The buyers were Sysco Food Services of Modesto Inc. and Prologis Trust.
DALLAS-Archon Financial takes the lead spot in another round of recent personnel changes in the metroplex. Former VP and general counsel Joseph Osborne is promoted to COO, but will continue his legal duties for the Goldman Sachs company.
SAN FRANCISCO-Locally based Pacific Gas & Electric Co. changes its bankruptcy plan and may keep most of its watershed lands, after environmentalists express concern over the possibility of the lands being resold for development use.
LONDON-The level of vacant industrial space across Great Britain rose 7.8% in the final four months of 2001 to stand at 176 million sf at the year end. And vacancies are 20.9% higher than at the start of 2001.
IRVINE, CA-The Irvine-based developer is still waiting on the closure of a $13.4-million construction loan from International Commercial Finance. The final closing had been scheduled for the beginning of February, but internal processes at ICF are holding it up.
MINNEAPOLIS-Community leaders and former employees allege discrimination at Burns/Securitas, which provides security for three-quarters of the Minneapolis Public Housing Authority's 40 multifamily rental complexes.