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MINNETONKA, MN-The REIT that makes loans to churches and other non-profit religious organizations declares a $0.19 per share dividend to be distributed late this month.
LONDON-Specialist retail developer Centros Miller has pre-sold its 130,000-sf retail, leisure and residential development at Cutty Sark station in Greenwich, south-east London, to a consortium of private investors.
WILSONVILLE, OR-Burns Bros. Inc. is seeking approval from the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality regarding its efforts to address petroleum contamination at its 43-acre former truck stop here en route to a strip mall development.
HOUSTON-Smith Production, a Houston-based oil and gas company, finalizes negotiations with Caldwell Watson for a 10,343-sf office at its 200,000-sf, three-building Northchase Business Park.
FORNEY, TX-A local homebuilder buys 12.2 acres in Forney for a commercial development near an industrial park and new school. The residential positioning of the tract will bring a mini-storage complex and lots for businesses looking to build.
DETROIT-Inner-city youth will benefit from Alternatives For Girls' new 32,000-sf building at West Grand Boulevard and Michigan Avenue. DaimlerChrysler Corp. puts financing of over the top with a $250,000 donation.
NEW YORK CITY-The inaugural session of the Nacore-IDRC hybrid featured a panel discussion on post-Sept. 11 real estate planning. Security measures topped the list of priorities.
WARREN, MI-Vacant since the mid-1990s, the former Detroit Arsenal facility is now almost fully transformed into a 1.15-million-sf private industrial complex. Axle housings maker US Manufacturing Corp. is the newest tenant.
DENVER-The penalty could have been heftier than $129,850 had Apartment Investment and Management Co. not volunteered to test and clean lead-based paint hazards in 130,000 multifamily units in 47 states.