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BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, WA-Two Bainbridge residents have filed a lawsuit challenging the shoreline construction moratorium imposed in an effort to save salmon. Joining Ray and Julie Biggers in the court action is the Home Builders Association of Kitsap County.
WEST BRIDGEWATER, MA-Bryant Development sells its supermarket-anchored mall here for $5.2 million. The ease of the sale of the 130,000-sf mall is an indication of the strength of this type of mall in today's market, according to a broker involved in the deal.
CHICAGO-Not only does the Downtown condominium market force Heartland Properties to make Phase II of Kinzie Station a rental property, it also decimates the REIT's third-quarter net profit as sales of units stall.
SALEM, OR-The estimated $18 million office building is slated for the north end of the Capitol Mall, between Mill Creek and the Oregon Employment Building.
OAKLAND, NJ-The Ohio-based Crown Equipment Corp. will use the build-to-suit asset to consolidate and expand its other locations in Northern New Jersey.
IRVINE, CA-The worldwide manufacturer of precision components signs a lease for 72,477 sf in Irvine. The five-year lease is valued at more than $2.4 million.
CHICAGO-Financing is set and groundbreaking is scheduled for Saturday for the $250-million Heritage at Millennium Park, which will add 356 condominium units and 100,000 sf of retail space to the East Loop.
DALLAS-Dallas City Homes, a leading affordable housing advocate, kicks off its newest project, the 152-unit Flats at Five Mile Creek. Work started as soon as the ink dried on a $7.9-million loan covering 98% of the construction costs. Delivery is December 2002.
SAN DIEGO-Tucker Sadler Noble Castro Architects has been chosen to design a $35 million expansion of the Helen Woodward Animal Center on 12 acres at the center's existing site in Rancho Santa Fe.