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STURBRIDGE, MA-The town breathes a sigh of relief as the US Bureau of Indian Affairs fails to recognize either faction of the Nipmuc Nation as a tribe. The Nipmucs of Sutton were hoping to develop a casino in this area but needs official tribal status to do so.
MINNEAPOLIS-After several years of 10% rent hikes, next year will see average rents go up 2% to 3% percent, according real estate experts. Increased supply and a slowing economy will keep increases down.
HOUSTON-Avance Family Support and Castle Tire Corp. grab spots in Houston's northwest and southeast submarkets, respectively. Avance, a San Antonio-based provider, is the largest of the two space takers, signing for 13,390 sf at 4821 Dacoma.
SAN ANTONIO-Victory Development Group acquires its second neighborhood shopping center in San Antonio. At sale time, Nacon Plaza was 75% occupied, but a strategy is in the works to take it to 100%. With the sale comes a new name.
ORLANDO-Locally based Zom Inc. opens the 22-story, 230-unit Waverly, 322 E. Central Blvd., at a development cost of $45 million or about $195,652 per unit, about equal to the construction value of luxury hotels.
ATLANTA-The two-building package in Ft. Myers, FL went for $18.95 million or $33,068 per unit. JBM Realty Advisors of Naples, FL handled the deal for buyer and seller.
LONDON-The availability of offices in London's West End increased during July and August 2001, according to the latest market commentary from Lambert Smith Hampton. New space is coming to the market although take-up has continued to decline.
WEST PALM BEACH, FL-Berkeley Federal Bank sells an undeveloped four-acre site for $800,000, or about $193,237 per acre ($4.44 per sf) to an investment group that may development a multifamily project.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ-Fender Musical Instruments is unpacking from a corporate headquarters relocation into 55,000 sf of the Chaparral Business Center, a 25-acre park on an Indian reservation. Three buildings are done and fourth's on the drawing boards.
AUSTIN-Massey Villareal, president and CEO of Precision Task Group, has been lined up to head the governing board of the Texas Economic Development. A high-tech exec, Villareal is one of three new appointments to the board.