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ORLANDO-Supply is outpacing demand with 10,382 new units surfacing at year end 2001 and only 5,850 units rented, according to a new analysis by M/PF Research Inc. of Carrollton, TX. There are 6,974 new units still under construction. The area has about 139,368 apartments.
SHARON, MA-The planning board proposes rezoning 190 acres here right near Route 95 from residential to light industrial. The town is nearly all residential and the board is looking to expand its tax base.
SAN FRANCISCO-Calling it a "standard for others to follow," the 134-year-old London-based Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors gave out its first award for a U.S. project to AMB Property Corp. for transforming an abandoned sugar warehouse on San Francisco's waterfront into a class A office building.
VANCOUVER, WA-The City Council votes to buy the building at 501 1/2 Main St. for $750,000--less than the asking price but more than double its assessed value--and now plans to spend another $110,000 to demolish the site before finding a joint venture partner to redevelop the property.
PHOENIX-Three leases, totaling 22,494 sf, close for business parks in Phoenix and Chandler. The bulk of the signed space goes to Revelations International, a giftware wholesaler heading to Lone Cactus Commerce Center.
NATIONAL CITY, CA-Work is under way on a $20.3 million project to make the city's bay and wharf more accessible to transport ships. The wharf is at the foot of 24th Street and leased by auto importer Pasha Services, which reportedly brought more than 330,000 cars through the area last year.
ORLANDO-Gavin Ford, who has opened 17 casual dining locations since 1998, will be bringing a total 48,000 sf of casual dining space on line this year in Central Florida. He tells GlobeSt.com the bakery-cafe concept is strong in the area and throughout the state, even during a recession.
RICHARDSON, TX-UBS' alignment of its asset mix had 10 institutional and private equity capital investors jockeying for the Arapaho Business Park. The winner is Ray W. Washburne, who is zeroing in on market opportunities as the bid-ask spread narrows.
BOSTON-A recent seminar hosted by the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties indicates that the area is not offering real estate investors many opportunities. Sellers here are not willing to drop their prices and investors may consider taking their cash elsewhere.