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CHICAGO-Naming rights for a renovated Soldier Field could have generated $300 million for the Chicago Bears, but the team backs off the idea under pressure from veterans groups and Mayor Richard M. Daley.
ORLANDO-With the stock market in the basement, institutional investors and other buyers are scouting the area for established, grocery-anchored shopping properties and willing to pay $50 per sf to $150 per sf for strong income-producing assets.
CHICAGO-A network news report that terrorists planned a truck bombing of the tallest building in North America is "inaccurate, unconfirmed and irresponsible," according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation's office here.
LITTLETON, CO-The 300,000-sf Aspen Grove Lifestyle Center, scheduled to open this fall, will seek employees through a newsletter aimed at Arapahoe Community College, the City of Littleton and area high schools.
CHICAGO-Average commercial property cap rates drop to 9.44% in the second quarter, the CCIM Institute and Landauer Realty Group Inc. report. They may not rise much more than a half-point in the wake of the Sept. 11, the author says.
SACRAMENTO-A Sacramento apartment complex has sold for $1.75 million, despite the fact that it was its neighborhood's worst property. Multiple offers were made in the property's five days on the market.
PORTLAND, OR-Steve Reaume, a 20-year brokerage veteran who spent eight years with Cushman Realty in Los Angeles, joins Cushman & Wakefield's Portland office as a specialist in both institutional ownerships and tenant representation.
BASKING RIDGE, NJ-The space is said to be available at below market rates for a sublease that runs through late 2012. Trammell Crow has the assignment.
ATLANTA-The locally based developer of single-family and multifamily product adds four banks to the eight institutions backing its $250 million revolving credit facility which was scheduled to expire in November. The new line matures in September 2004.