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CHICAGO-Fresh off the near sell-out of another condominium building three blocks west, Keating Development Group is building another multifamily project aimed at first-time and single homebuyers.
HOUSTON-Holliday Fenoglio Fowler's Houston office has a new senior director in its investment sales group. Jeff Hollinden, who joined the firm last year, takes over the role at a time when he's looking for a buyer of a 734,743-sf CBD landmark building.
BALTIMORE-The 145,000-sf industrial space is 100% leased, and Baltimore real estate company KLNB acted as broker for the seller and the buyer, Washington Blvd. LLC.
ATLANTA-David Todd Jr., former president/CEO of Laconic Logic Inc., is the new managing director in the Atlanta office of New York-based Julien J. Studley Inc. James P. Cate, head of investment services, becomes corporate managing director.
DETROIT-A Home Depot and 126 condominiums will expand the Riverbend Plaza project after a sale of city-owned land and rezoning. Curis Enterprises and Anthony Lombardo and Associates are developers.
PORTLAND-Equity Development Inc. will prepay the Port of Portland $1.04 million for a 55-year lease of 2.4 acres for development of a 30,000-sf military recruit processing center for the U.S. General Services Administration.
AUSTIN-The Gracy Title Building, once a proposed loft project, is under contract to the University of Texas System. The system is putting up $2.2 million for the 20,800-sf CBD building along Austin's W. Seventh Street.
SAN DIEGO-A building described as the City's most energy-efficient ever -- one that will generate its own energy through solar panels -- is open for public business.