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STOW, MA-In an effort to increase the diversity of the town's housing stock and to give more local control over residential projects built here, the town considers requiring potential developers to include a certain percentage of affordable housing in their projects.
BINGHAM FARMS, MI-The retail REIT believes it could see funds from operations reduced by $2.2 million year from the closure of up to 12 department stores. Kmarts lease 27 properties from Malan, accounting for 25% of base rents.
RICHLAND, WA-Power company signs a 50-year lease with the US Department of Energy for a power plant site near here. The deal is a key component of Composite's strategic plan for the energy marketplace.
EDINBURGH-Warner Estate Holdings has bought Apex 123, a 94,683-sf multi-let office prperty located close to Haymarket station in Edinburgh to show an initial yield of about 7.5%.
SAN DIEGO-Robert Simmons, a somewhat controversial plaintiff, has pulled out of his lawsuit against the city of San Diego. The retired law professor challenged the city's financing of the Padre ballpark.
WOODBURN, OR-Seattle-based Food Services of America, which is shifting its distribution operation and 400 jobs from Milwaukie, Ore., expects to occupy the former AgriFrozen Foods warehouse in November. The building sold for $14.2 million.
GREATER BOSTON-It is yet to be determined how Kmart Corp.'s filing for Chapter 11 reorganization will impact the 29 stores the discount retailer has in this state. A local specialist in shopping center sales tells GlobeSt.com that the bankruptcy process could be a cumbersome one for area shopping center owners.
HOUSTON-Another small building changes hands in a market where buying is a steadily increasing trend among the small-user crowd. An upscale beauty salon and cosmetics retail center heads will open at 2814 S. Shepherd St. Negotiations started at $750,000.
ARLINGTON, TX-One group of local investors sells and another buys in a closely guarded deal for a 98%-occupied retail center. Upward of $500,000 reportedly is being spent to remodel the High Park Village Center at Interstate 360 and Arkansas Lane.
HOUSTON-The limited partner owners of a 98%-occupied CBD high-rise pick a new property manager and leasing team from a field of 10 brokerage houses lining up for a piece of the action. Insignia will relocate its Houston office with the deal.