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WESTMINSTER, CO-A 12-acre site is the last large, undeveloped piece of ground in the 30-year-old Ranch community. Principals from the Vintage Marketing Group and Loup Development, including US Ambassador to the Vatican Jim Nicholson, are involved in the project.
FORT WORTH-Crescent Real Estate Equities and an operating company sign a take-back plan for real estate assets. The REIT will pay $14 million instead of the announced $18 million, to cover bankruptcy costs. Now, shareholders and the court get to decide if it's a go.
DENVER-Apartment Investment and Management Co., which would be the largest multifamily rental REIT in the US after its acquisition of Casden Properties, sees rent growth of just 2% in 2001.
ORLANDO-The New York-based lender solved Michael Collard Properties' acquisition dilemma by providing a $5.5 million loan at 7% interest, amortized over 25 years. The developer will use the funds to renovate and re-tenant two newly acquired neighborhood shopping centers.
BURBANK, CA- Modern Videofilm extended its lease of 42,000 sf at 4411 Olive Ave. in Burbank for five years. The property owner is Shamrock Holdings of California.
DETROIT-A rocky economy boosts the amount of empty space in most Southeast Michigan submarkets, Paragon Corporate Realty Services' Matthew Fenster says, but overbuilding has not occurred in this downturn.
CHICAGO-Paramus, NJ-based office REIT Vornado Realty Trust moves to have a foreclosure auction "on or about Feb. 25," when it is expected to claim its one-third stake in Prime Group Realty Trust with former suitor Cadim inc.
ORLANDO-U.S. District Judge Ann Aldrich rules Donna Yun has to come up with the money by Feb. 19 or face a jail term. A federal jury in December 2000 found Yun and former colleague Jerry Burch had violated Securities and Exchange regulations on insider trading involving stock purchases of New York-based Scholastic Corp.
MIAMI-The locally based telecommunications management and real estate company lost $33.9 million in the first nine months of 2001 compared to a loss of $32.2 million in the same 2000 period. Third-quarter Data Center revenue is up 72% to $700,000 from $400,000 in the same 2000 period.
NEW YORK CITY-The World Trade Center Developer closes the first chapter in the insurance coverage battle that began with the Sept. 11 bombing of the twin towers.