Commercial real estate special reports for powerful business research, trends, and extensive education and information on CRE markets, practices, industries and sectors
Become a GlobeSt influencer! Learn about our latest recognition opportunities highlighting the individuals, firms and teams changing the commercial real estate landscape.
WASHINGTON, DC-The Custom Shop reopens its doors at its Connecticut Avenue location. Ohio entrepreneur Michael Smith is on a mission to restore the custom-made clothing company to its former glory following its March bankruptcy.
PASADENA, TX-Surplus real estate from a 1999 union consolidation puts the deed to a 50-year-old Pasadena structure into the hands of the New Testament Ministries. The building was on the market for about six months at an asking price of roughly $185,000.
HOUSTON-An office building vacant for 15 years along W. Loop South is undergoing lifesaving surgery to turn it into a class A boutique property. The top-to-bottom makeover will deliver in spring 2002.
WESTMINSTER, CA-Bixby Land Co. pays $6.3 million for the 68,708-sf office building. In September, Sares-Regis Group sold a Westminster industrial facility for $5.4 million to its former tenant, Pyramid Logistics.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-Touting luxury condominiums that will feature a "sophisticated Manhattan lifestyle" with a view, New York-based Omni Development Co. has begun construction on a 42-story building complex that will be the tallest in the city.
SANTA BARBARA, CA-The prize-winning but financially ailing Rancho San Marcos Golf Course here will be acquired by Utah-based Premier Golf International.
FULLERTON, CA-The 30-unit multifamily complex, located in the 1000 block of Malden Avenue, has been snatched up by Malden Terrace LLC. The seller was Ed Raymond.
VAN BUREN CHARTER TOWNSHIP, MI-A former gravel pit here may be the site for the automotive supplier. The township offers a $31-million tax abatement while the state is dangling a $15.7-million single business tax credit.
PORTLAND-Locally based Capital Consultants, accused of hiding $300 million in failed investments, was handed over to a court-appointed receiver last fall following charges by the US Dept. of Labor and the Securities and Exchange Commission.
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ-Owner L.K.D. Associates, developer of River Drive Center 3, is also planning to add a 500,000-sf office building to its Riverfront Center project.