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SAN FRANCISCO-One of the plans would raise the affordable housing requirement from 10% to 14% for large projects including live-work lofts. The percentage could go as high as 25% if the affordable units are built off site.
HOUSTON-John Eagle Honda is trading in his current location for a 60,000-sf, corporate-design prototype that will rise on 10 1/2 acres in the city's northwest submarket. Ground will break in August, with delivery set for April 2003.
SEATTLE-At present, the average vacancy rate here is 5.5%, up from 3.9% at the end of 2000. The additional 0.8 percentage point increase predicted for 2002 is primarily the result of significant new supply entering the market during a period of waning employment growth.
SAN DIEGO-A recent report by Insignia/ESG Research Services echoes the results of other recent queries. The area's offered market experienced a major decline last year, with companies shedding both employees and space.
DALY CITY, CA-A European property group has taken a significant step in increasing its US presence with the purchase of Serramonte Shopping Center, an 850,000-sf, single level retail mall anchored by Macy's, Target and Mervyn's.
AUSTIN-It's finally a done deal between the city and Austin Revitalization Authority. Term changes snag an OK from council for a 10-year, $8-million lease for 22,000 sf. Construction starts in the summer.
ATLANTA-The locally based apartment REIT posted funds from operations of $33.7 million, excluding a $17.5 million severance and impairment charge. That compares to FFO of $41.7 million for fourth quarter 2000, excluding a $9.4 million charge.
MIAMI-Codina Group Inc. of Coral Gables, FL walked away with three Awards of Excellence at the annual banquet of the South Florida Chapter, National Association of Industrial and Office Properties.
ATLANTA-The locally based apartment REIT posted funds from operations of $33.7 million, excluding a $17.5 million severance and impairment charge. That compares to FFO of $41.7 million for fourth quarter 2000, excluding a $9.4 million charge.
BELLEVUE, WA-Standing testament to the hard times that have come to the upscale Eastside community, yet another incomplete project sits frozen by financing storms. This time, it's the 39-unit Ida Terrace Condominiums.