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NEW YORK CITY-Newly created subsidiary MONY Realty Capital Inc. and Transwestern affiliate Aslan Mezzanine Realty Partners will co-manage the fund, which will make mezzanine investments of $3 million to $15 million.
BOSTON-Russia Wharf, a 95,000-sf parcel located here on the waterfront in the Fort Point Channel area, is being met with concern by local waterfront activist groups, who protest the height of the buildings.
PHOENIX-Calvary Investments, founded six years, makes its second move and third expansion. The five-year lease is valued at $1.7 million. The firm will relocate from Camelback come March 1.
SALEM, OR-Hotel developer VIP Industries offers more than $2 million to allay fears that initial operating losses by the adjoining convention center will end up being paid from the city's general fund, which is already facing a multimillion shortfall.
ATLANTA-Due to slow job growth and an abundance of apartments, the growth in Atlanta's apartment market is slow, but poised for a rebound, according to a new study by Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Brokerage Co.
TUSTIN, CA-The Hamilton Co., a Newport Beach-based investor/developer, has purchased the 85,514-sf Texas Instruments Building here. The transaction was valued in excess of $7 million.
LONDON-Reflecting the continued demand among Irish investors for UK property, a consortium of Irish investors has bought a 23,360 sf office building in the City, leased to insurance broker Marsh & McLennan.
LONDON- The Imperial Tobacco Pension Fund is reweighting its portfolio by selling six industrial estates. It plans to reinvest the proceeds in the office and retail sectors.
SEATTLE-The four-story building in the Northgate neighborhood will house 31 apartment units over 6,600-sf of professional retail space. Much of the commercial space is being taken by the firm that will manage the property and an insurance company owned by an investor in the project.