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BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI-The mega-mall REIT enters into new mortgages and credit facilities to better position its bottom line. Taubman Centers' average annualized rent rises 3.4% to $40.92 per sf.
CHICAGO-American Invsco has cut back the size of its proposed North Pond Estates on Lincoln Park, now planning 382 units instead of the original 450 on the site of the former Columbus Hospital.
AUSTIN-A city catering firm swaps about $1,900 per month in parking tickets and rent for a mortgage. G&M Catering has bought a 4,000-sf building in the southeast submarket and relocated from the CBD.
BURNSVILLE, MN-Three days of hearings next week will address whether a proposed 9,500-seat amphitheater would create substantial noise pollution in neighboring Bloomington. The project could be held up for as long as a year.
LONDON-British Land has unveiled plans for a $1.25 billion bond issue securitising the rental income from its Meadowhall shopping centre in Sheffield, South Yorkshire.
LONDON-New research reveals that 80% of European hotel executives are considering making a significant hotel investment now and 61% believe that the economic downturn will last only four to eight months.
ORLANDO-In one of the shrillest development spats in years, Glenda Hood criticizes the Orlando Sentinel for calling the land acquistion deal at the former Orlando Naval Training Center a sweetheart buy for Chicago-based Pritzker Realty Group, owned by one of the richest families in the United States.
CHARLOTTE-Grading for the first 200,000-sf building is under way and is expected to be completed in early 2002. The six-building Airport West complex is on Sam Wilson Road near I-85, I-485, the airport and Wilkinson Boulevard.
SAN PABLO, CA-Signature Properties plans to tear down the former Mervyn's building, two clothing stores and a Goodyear store at the San Pablo International Marketplace and redevelop it into a gated housing community.
SEATTLE-Citing underlying strengths in the Seattle market, Holliday Fenoglio Fowler has loaned the Union Bank of California Center $90 million. The center, a 41-story office building is located in the heart of the city's financial district.