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TAMPA, FL-The Atlanta REIT values the 312-unit, 13-year-old Post Bay Apartments at $18.25 million or $58,494 per unit and the 240-unit, 10-year-old Post Court Apartments at $16 million or $70,175 per unit. CB Richard Ellis Inc. has the listing.
STURBRIDGE, MA-Microtel Inns & Suites enters the state by opening the chain's first hotel here near Routes 90 and 84. Microtel's parent company, US Franchise Systems, states that the company is looking into continuing to expand its presence in the New England region.
LAFAYETTE, CO-Northrop Grumman-owned Logicon Inc. opens a 48,400-sf customer service center for its remote customer support network in a 1.6-million sf corporate campus being developed by the Etkin Johnson Group of Denver.
ST. PAUL, MN-The 63,000-sf project is the first in the Great Northern Business Center being developed by the St. Paul Port Authority. Occupancy is expected early next year.
DENVER-"The commercial real estate economy will lag the recovery in the general economy," says Rick Pederson, chairman of Ross Consulting Group, predicting a 2003 recovery. Office sellers can expect 15% less than current asking prices.
PORTLAND, OR-Schnitzer Investment Corp. reveals the price of its 103,000-sf purchase last week and confirms Dave Evans & Assoc. will lease much of the building, relieving an Enron subsidiary of a sublease agreement it no longer wanted.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ-Wall Street Development lines up Cushman & Wakefield of Arizona to lease a two-building, class A project in North Scottsdale. A 46,976-sf office building is done and a 47,311-sf one is nearing completion.
DALLAS-Houston is the shining star in the Texas multifamily market trailed by Dallas-Ft. Worth as institutional investors scout for buys. Austin is only for the confident, but it's still on some players' radar screens. All three have projects and sales waiting in the wings.
DALLAS-It's Oscar time for the North Texas Commercial Association of Realtors. The finalists for the 2001 Stemmons Award are Carey Cox of the Carey Cox Cos., Rick Hughes of C&W of Texas, Greg McDonald of the Weitzman Group and Brian O'Boyle of O'Boyle Properties.
LOS ANGELES-Developer Gerald L. Katell and Walt Disney Co. real estate exec Lynn G. Kious are honored for their work in both the industry and community.