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SAN DIEGO-The owner of a Downtown office tower is suing the developers of a proposed 200-unit, 24-story apartment on West Ash Street at Kettner Boulevard.
SAN CLEMENTE, CA-The buyer, Steven Delson, also acquires a neighboring bowling alley as well. The historic theater dates back to 1937. Both properties are being eyed for redevelopment.
ORLANDO-Sun Trust Banks Inc. of Atlanta, which is buying the Columbus, OH-based company in February, has no interest in taking over the space at 34 Florida supermarkets.
ATLANTA-Allen Brown, a retail and office broker at locally based Ackerman & Co. for 20 years, is the new senior director of commercial properties in the Atlanta office of Advantis Real Estate Services Co.
ST. PAUL, MN-Five buildings alone add about 481,000 sf of vacant space to the Downtown market, according to annual the St. Paul BOMA survey prepared by The report was prepared by James Miller Investment Realty Co.
CHICAGO-Plan commissioners recommend city council approval for a 1,750-bed dormitory in the 500 block of S. State Street serving Columbia College, DePaul University and Roosevelt University, primarily commuter schools.
DETROIT-Terrorist attacks and anthrax scares have increased the pace of security concerns in a market already jumpy because of incidents of violence in the workplace, says protection specialist Rodney Mack.
DULUTH, MN-The new 27,500-sf store at 1600 Miller Trunk Highway will have a cafi, music and 140 workers beginning Wednesday. Its existing location at 625 West Central Entrance will close.
CHICAGO-Once "chastised by the Street, analysts and investors, that we were deal junkies," REITs that are among the heartiest of survivors share some lessons at Roosevelt University's Gerald Fogelson Forum on Real Estate.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ-Gustine Properties, a familiar name in Pittsburgh, acquires its first holding in Scottsdale, says a source for the brokerage team involved in the deal. The firm gets a two-acre tract with a two-tenant center in the $2.3-million purchase.