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ATLANTA-Chicago-based American Invsco has put 2.3 acres of prime Atlanta real estate on the block after deciding the city's luxury condominium market is saturated.
ORLANDO-Controversial Brazilian developer/owner Sergio Naya projects his ailing two-building Sandy Lake Towers, in south Orlando will reach 65% occupancy by March if he can get a $7 million loan to complete the second tower, under construction for the past 10 years.
LONDON-Office rents in the Golden Triangle, west of London, will have fallen 20% by the end of this year, according to Rogers Chapman. The firm says landlords are disguising the reductions with generous incentives.
TAVARES, FL-Greens can't be irrigated with water from the upper Florida Aquifier. Developers must use reclaimed or city-treated water and dig deeper irrigation wells. Native plants and wildlife must be protected.
ALBUQUERQUE-Significantly better returns on investments make Albuquerque a great landing spot for the willing. Those returns are luring more investors as the battle plays out to regain consumer confidence, says a Grubb & Ellis report.
SAN DIEGO-Proposals for three new hotels in the Pacific Beach area are riling local residents. The largest of the bunch is a 250-room facility proposed on Ocean Boulevard south of the Crystal Pier, near The Promenade mall.
DEER VALLEY, TX-Clay Development & Construction is prepping for a mid-January start on its first undertaking in Houston's southeast submarket. The Battleground Business Park launches with a 200,000-sf spec project and the promise of a couple B-T-S.
ORLANDO-Private investors are looking for going-in returns in the 9%-plus range while property sellers think 8.5% or less is fair, based on the current level of interest rates, according to a a new analysis by the Orlando office of Grubb & Ellis Co.