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FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-Stiles Development is expanding its tenant improvement services in response to new demand from small-space office owners and users.
CHICAGO-The West Loop area will see another warehouse converted to multifamily use at 1001 W. Van Buren Ave. Chicago-based Aries Capital provides interest-only financing at 7.5% and 65% loan-to-value.
ATLANTA-State and federal funds totaling at least $130 million will pay for a six-lane bridge and interchange for the 138-acre, $2 billion private-public mixed-use venture at Interstates 75 and 85, the site of a former Atlantic Steel Co. mill.
BOSTON-Represenative Marie J. Parente files a bill in the state legislature providing local conservation commissions with the right to hire a consultant to review a project and require the developer to pay. The Greater Boston Real Estate Board opposes the bill's lack of specific guidelines.
SANTA ANA, CA-The California company has acquired a 113,000-sf Santa Ana office building, which is known for its rooftop time and temperature sign. The property underwent a $600,000 renovation before it was sold.
RANCHO CORDOVA, CA-A recently renovated apartment complex in Rancho Cordova has sold for approximately $3 million. Realtor James Pagonis told GlobeSt.com that the seller received eight offers in about a month.
WASHINGTON, DC-A recent report by Grubb & Ellis says the $1.35 billion of sales through June of this year is only 66% of the pace from the same period in 2000. But the firm sees no lack of capital and says submarkets like DC remain strong and Northern Virginia will stabilize.
PARSIPPANY, NJ-The soft drink maker, which uses the facility for distribution purposes, renews its lease in a transaction arranged by NAI/James E. Hanson Inc.
BATTLE CREEK, MI-The company is renovating the 106-year-old Post Cereal complex, which includes obsolete buildings. It is getting 10% of the costs paid by a state brownfield Single Business Tax credit for redevelopment.
SEATTLE, WA-Extended Stay America is considering a main street in this northwest Seattle neighborhood for development of its first Seattle-area hotel. The area has several bed-and-breakfast businesses, but no hotel.