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ST. PAUL, MN-The city is anxious to clear a "blighted" block, but neighbors of the 54,000-sf Wabasha Court building fear they will lose their skyway link indefinitely, particuarly during winter months.
ORLANDO-The locally based REIT is selling its common at $13.34 per share and plans to use the proceeds to pay down a portion of the company's $200 million unsecured credit facility.
MIAMI, FL-The 68-year-old, locally based transportation company is shrinking its corporate size and no longer needs the 435,000 sf it is occupying on 40 acres in the Airport-West/Doral submarket.
ADDISON, IL-Vaishnav Samaj of Midwest settles on 2.26 acres at 19 W 110 Fullerton Ave. for the site of its 27,000-sf temple, which can be expanded to accommodate more than 240 worshippers.
VANCOUVER, WA-The city of Vancouver plans to demolish the 113-year-old Monterey Hotel at 501 B= Main St. and then make the property available for redevelopment in concert with its urban renewal plans for Downtown.
ARVADA, CO-FDG 83-1 L.P., owner of the two-story, 15,867-sf Employers Unity Inc. office building at 7903 Allison Way, gets a $1.3-million mortgage arranged by the Denver office of Minneapolis-based NorthMarq Capital.
BOSTON, MA-Can commercial real estate sales next year match the record-setting pace set in 2001? With supply down and prices higher than buyers seem willing to pay, it's doubtful the market can sustain the current level of activity next year.
LONDON-Both occupancy levels and room rates in London hotels continue the slide. New research by Jones Lang LaSalle offers a gloomy prognosis for the lodging industry in the UK capital.
WALTHAM, MA-WSB Realty of Waltham, an owner and developer of properties in Massachusetts, proposes to demolish 11 "aging" buildings and replace them with 54 townhouse units with 63,000 sf of new living space.