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GRAND PRAIRIE, TX-An affiliate of Americo Real Estate of Dallas has borrowed $6.1 million to buy one of two Post Properties' holdings sold this month in the metroplex. NorthMarq Capital's Dallas office arranges a three-year floating rate mortgage.
NEW DELHI-Jain Estates has become the latest property consultant to join the ONCOR International global network. Based in New Delhi, Jain covers all the market in India including Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai and Hyderabad.
ORLANDO-March 1 is the deadline for developers to vie for contracts on a planned $100 million, 486,300-sf convention center in Osceola County. A deadline for a planned $65.8 million agricultural center is still being determined. Ginn Co., Xentury City and Rob Miller are expected to submit separate development bids.
DENVER-Blueprint Denver is the city's new map that will be used to guide future development in the city, expected to see a population increase of 132,000 in the next two decades.
WEST LONG BRANCH, NJ-Squire's Pub, a long-time Monmouth County landmark, is being renovated and reborn as "Branches," a catering facility, after a deal brokered by Bielat Santore & Co.
ATLANTA-The chief financial officer for seven years at Jim Wilson & Associates and former PricecoopersWaterhouse's real estate services executive will oversee all Ronus Properties departments, guiding the locally based company's growth strategy and real estate portfolio.
CLEARWATER, FL-The Tampa, FL-based company paid Thomas Park Enterprises and MKC Inc. $1.2 million or $129,570 per acre ($2.97 per sf) for a 9.3-acre parcel at 126th Avenue and U.S. 19, next to the 304,000-sf Honeywell Plaza campus, 80 miles west of Downtown Orlando.
NEWARK-The city agency, armed with almost $60 million in aid money and looking for more, aims to turn the city's infamous Central Ward into an urban paradise.
WICHITA, KS- Gart Sports Co. is opening its first store here this spring. The second will be a 32,000-sf Superstore, expected to open in the fall, at the Newmarket Square power center.
HERNDON, VA-The data center at 544 Herndon Parkway sells in a $19.5-million transaction. Freddie Mac buys the 110,000-sf building from Goldman Sachs Whitehall Fund and will occupy the entire structure.