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ORLANDO-Despite 9.7 million sf of total warehouse, distribution, flex product lying vacant in metro Orlando, CB Richard Ellis Inc. broker David Murphy sees a rally coming in the third and fourth quarters, but doesn't expect a full recovery until at least the first period in 2002.
BLOOMINGTON, MN- James K. Slinger replaces William Young, who retires. The company also elects new directors: Gary Heppelmann, Gary Krocak, Mike Lynch, James Mrozek, Roger Raaum, Raymond Schwartz and Slinger.
NEW YORK CITY-Over 91% of the gross leasable area of the firm's shopping centers is leased. The same is true of 85% of its factory outlet centers and 89% of its 281 retail properties. In May, it agreed to sell all of its 53 garden apartment communities for $380 million.
OAKLAND, CA-Versata leases the 13th floor of the Kaiser building at 300 Lakeside Dr. to Newscale, a shared services management company. Versata leased approximately 100,000 sf of class A office space in the building last May, and is now downsizing.
OCALA, FL-The 79,500-sf Heathrow Commons Shopping Center, 80 miles northwest of Downtown Orlando, is scheduled to break ground in September, anchored by a 54,340-sf Publix Supermarkets Inc. store, one of the grocer's largest prototype models.
HOUSTON-One Park Ten Place in the Energy Corridor has turned over more space to Baker Energy in a recent signing. In all, the division of Pittsburgh-based Michael Baker Corp. will occupy 12,210 sf of the 34,427-sf office building.
ATLANTA-The locally based utility is acquiring a 640-megawatt, natural gas-fired power plant in Thomaston, GA and a 480-megawatt, gas-fired plant in New Port Richey, FL. The prices of the properties weren't disclosed.
TUSTIN, CA-The Laguna Hills-based developer has paid $10.1 million for the property, which is approximately 95% occupied. Location was a major incentive in the decision to buy.
PHOENIX-Bethesda, MD-based AMI Capital Inc. has put together a $925,000 refinancing package for the 10,265-sf Summit Office Building. The fully leased class B property is located at 4144 N. 44th St. in Phoenix.