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NEW YORK CITY-Despite recent reports that the deal was headed south, Donald Trump yesterday walked away with the keys to the 31-story Hotel Delmonico in a $115-million deal that went off without a hitch.
PONTIAC, MI-A former mental hospital site is immediately sold to a developer for a technology park and homes. The deal puts the site back on the tax rolls after a 100-year absence.
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.
DALLAS-Executives for Dallas-based Robert Lynn Co. is using the depressed market to build a tenant representation team for the office sector. Chris Schupp exits a managing director's slot at Insignia to lead the aggressive coming out.
MESA, AZ-New Plan Excel Realty Trust hawks one of two grocery store anchors on its disposition list in metro Phoenix. Red Mountain Retail Group buys the 29,827-sf IGA in the Dobson Guadalupe Shopping Center.
MCCLEAN, VA-The 2.1 million-sf Tysons Corner Center shopping mall has a possible buyer in Rochester, New York-based Wilmorite Inc. for as much as $525 million. The 34-year-old mall property, currently owned by the Alaska Permanent Fund, offers 230 retail outlets, an office building, and a parcel of undeveloped land.
PORTLAND-"We've traditionally been viewed as a suburban developer and we're trying to change that," says Trammell's senior retail broker Craig Sweitzer, who will operate out of the Pearl District office with partner Dan Bozich.
TOLLESON, AZ-It took some time, but permanent financing clears for a Chicago investment group's July 2001 acquisition of the Circle K distribution center in Tolleson. The 10-year loan comes with a 7.25% interest rate.
ORLANDO-At least 14 Orlando area hotels are having trouble meeting their quarterly mortgage payments and could wind up in foreclosure status if lenders don't extend deadlines, according to industry sources.