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PHOENIX-Another multifamily holding changes hands in a steady stream of buy-sell strategies that have been unfolding for nearly a year in metro Phoenix. An Oregon couple hawks the Casa Mia Apartments to a buyer from Mesa.
JACKSONVILLE, FL-The city with the largest land area in Florida (759 square miles) and home of the largest privately owned commercial real estate firm in the state (St. Joe Co.) has shaved its combined vacancy level to 14.3% from a 2001 high of 17%, but a new report predicts full recovery is at least six months away.
THE WOODLANDS, TX-Penreco, a maker of hydrocarbon specialty products, is leasing 14,500 sf to set up a technology center in the Woodlands. Existing companies' expansions are fueling a significant growth in the community.
PORTLAND-Working through the local office of Cohen Financial, owner HMP Inc. secures a $3.8 million permanent loan that pays off a short-term construction loan for the 60-unit apartment complex at Northwest 23rd and Overton.
CHICAGO-An often emotional four-hour hearing does not stop the community development commission from unanimously green-lighting a mixed-use redevelopment of the former Goldblatt's building at 4720-40 N. Broadway. Border's Books will be the anchor retail tenant.
ATLANTA-The locally based firm received a $4.8 million loan through NetFunding.com and JP Morgan Mortgage Capital for The Centre at Panola in Lithonia, GA. The loan carries a 6.78% interest rate.
LONDON-Troubled North American fibre optics company, JDS Uniphase, has successfully exited its 46,000-sf facility at the Oxford Industrial Park through a lease assignment to laser microfabrication group Exitech.
WASHINGTON, DC-The National Association of Homebuilders is celebrating a win with the Housing and Urban Affairs Department's decision to reduce mortgage insurance premiums on new apartments from 80 basis points to 57.
NEW YORK CITY-The cash comes from the state Thruway Authority's $200-million construction program for 2002 and will be used for bridge and road repairs in the city and surrounding areas.
TROY, MI-Two proposed ordinances that would have limited development of parcels with wetlands or natural features were opposed by developers and lawmakers alike. Mayor Matt Pryor will explore alternatives aimed at saving wetlands.