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ORLANDO-Arvida Realty's Robin L. Webb sees the current rate slashing and low occupancy levels ending by next summer. Meanwhile, investment sharks are circling financially-strapped inns, waiting to reel in a big one at a bargain price, Webb tells GlobeSt.com.
PALM BEACH, FL-The county will be paying Communities Finance Co. LLC $7 million or $1,282 per acre for one of the largest remaining undeveloped tracts in central Palm Beach County. The Nature Conservancy earned a 1% fee of $69,000 for brokering the deal.
LOS ANGELES-Marcus & Millichap says a slowing economy and a glut of new retail construction will push the county's vacancy rate higher in 2002 while keeping a lid on rents.
LAKE FOREST, CA-Southwood Pharmaceuticals will relocate to the Lake Forest R&D building in February. The fast-growing company is moving from the Irvine Spectrum, where it occupied a smaller space.
MIAMI-Although overall vacancy rates are at 16%, up 4.6% from this time last year, Cushman & Wakefield executive Peter Harrison tells GlobeSt.com he thinks Miami will recover by next summer.
WASHINGTON, DC-The multifamily housing industry gets a boon as President Bush signs off on the 2002 Housing and Urban Development Appropriations bill, which increases multifamily mortgage loan limits by 25%. Those in the industry express their approval of the President's and congressional leaders' action on the matter.
LOS ANGELES-Harbor commissioners say they'll review their long-term plans for the area, in part to protect against future terrorist attacks. Extensive changes could vastly alter local real estate development patterns.<p>
NEW YORK CITY-The commercial real estate market in New York City, and the city itself, can emerge from the devastation of Sept. 11 stronger and healthier according to prominent Manhattan developer Jerry Speyer, keynote speaker at a Nov. 29 gathering at the Roosevelt Hotel.
WASHINGTON, DC-The multifamily housing industry gets a boon as President Bush signs off on the 2002 Housing and Urban Development Appropriations bill, which increases multifamily mortgage loan limits by 25%. Those in the industry express their approval of the President's and congressional leaders' action on the matter.
NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA-Privately held Lighthouse Group acquires 48-unit complex here for an average of $41,145 per unit, far less that what some other investors have recently paid in the same area.