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ORANGE COUNTY, CA-In a recent survey, brokerage firms predict that Orange County's industrial rents will decrease in the upcoming months, while sale prices will remain fairly stable.
SCHAUMBURG, IL-Atlanta-based Wells Real Estate Investment pays $183.33 per sf for the two-building complex along the Northwest Tollway. Zurich Kemper Life Insurance Co. has a net lease through August 2011 on 300,034 sf.
SAN FRANCISCO-A recent conference of commercial investment brokers reveals that there is no shortage of clients who can buy Bay Area real estate. Rather, there are a lack of sellers.
ATLANTA-The Tampa, FL merchant builder constructed the 20-story, 414,000-sf structure in 2000 for an estimated $62 million ($150 per sf) and sold the property for $72 million. The sale closed Dec. 31 and ranks among the highest per-sf prices of the year.
PORTLAND-Louis Swart is stepping down as president of the publicly traded owner-operators of senior facilities. The role is being assumed by Walter C. Bowen, the company's existing chairman and CEO.
BUENA PARK, CA-Irvine-based Bascom Lincoln Avenue Apartments LLC sells Cypress Village Apartments sells to private investor Ed Crerna in a deal brokered by Morgan Skenderian Investment Real Estate Group.
WILSONVILLE, OR-On behalf of Our Associates of Wilsonville, Architect WRG Design submits a proposal for a three-building development on 24 acres along Freeman Drive, south of Southwest 95th Avenue.
SAN DIEGO-Like a pesky rival that keeps typing the game in the bottom of the ninth, foes of the Downtown ballpark have again managed to force the city's attempt to finance the project into extra innings.
SEATTLE, WA-Asking rents in the new South Lake Union building aren't what the developers originally envisioned, but Bryan Syrdal says they're workable and the building is attracting tenants. The first to sign is the Seattle bio-tech company, Zymogenetics.
SAN FRANCISCO-A recent conference of commercial investment brokers reveals that there is no shortage of clients who can buy Bay Area real estate. Rather, there is a lack of sellers.