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SAN DIEGO-After culling three more properties from Burnham Pacific's sale basket, Pacific Retail LP is now expected to buy 15 properties in the Western United States for just under $150 million.
JACKSONVILLE, FL- Southern-based Bank of America has been named top Florida lender by the federal Small Business Administration. The bank's practice of handing out smaller loans to more businesses helped it to win the top honor.
DENVER-The eighth ESPN Zone in the US will open next month on the second floor of the mixed-use, class-A Tabor Center development along the 16th Street Mall. The restaurant and game area will cover 23,000 sf.
BELMONT, MA-A rezoning plan that would enable O'Neill Properties Group to develop a 250,000-sf office building here in Belmont Uplands is rejected. The company says it would consider developing an affordable-housing project on the site instead.
NEW YORK CITY-International financial and corporate ratings agency Fitch invests $1.75 million in commercial real estate technology solutions provider MortgageRamp. The deal marks the first investment in one company by all three major ratings services.
BOSTON-Franciscan Friars get into the real estate business with their release of a request for proposal to redevelop St. Anthony's Shrine here on 100 Arch St. in Downtown Crossing. The Order is looking to take advantage of the 11-story building's prime location by adding a mixed-use development.
SEATTLE, WA-The real estate investment firm says the economic slowdown is exacerbating an already tough job situation here, making it more and more likely the local commercial real estate industry will lag behind the nation as a whole in its recovery.
MIAMI BEACH, FL-Saying that B and C level apartments may prove to be a more stable investment in a weak economy, CMS recapitalized the portfolio of apartments owned and operated by Fifteen Group of Miami.
SEATTLE, WA-The real estate investment firm says the economic slowdown is exacerbating an already tough job situation here, making it more and more likely the local commercial real estate industry will lag behind the nation as a whole in its recovery.
MINNEAPOLIS-The restaurant chain specializing in barbeque beef, pork and chicken plans to expand its portfolio of 52 locations in 12 states. More than half of the locations would be owned by franchisees.