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MIAMI-Each of the locally backed development groups proposes slightly different uses for the 86-acre, artificial island adjacent to the Port of Miami cruise ship-turning basin.
SUTTON, MA-Home Depot Inc. withdraws its plans to build a trucking facility in Shrewsbury and focuses instead on building the facility here. The Atlanta, GA-based company insists that the change in venue has nothing to do with local opposition to the plan.
NEW YORK CITY-Lend Lease Real Estate Investments has secured financing for three retail malls on behalf of Lend Lease's Prime Property Fund through a transaction underwritten by Deutsche Banc Alex Brown here.
PARAMUS, NJ-The home fitness equipment retailer, long a staple in the region's enclosed malls, will open a 6,300-sf store in Harrow's Shopping Center, a strip.
SPOKANE-Developers discussed details at a news conference this week for the Riverside Centre, a $50-million, 232,000-sf, building set to be erected Downtown. It will stand 19 stories tall and include five floors of parking.
LAKEWOOD, CO-It used to be the largest regional mall between Chicago and California, but most of the mall will be razed to make way for a a mixed-use, New Urbanism project that could take 10 years to build.
TAVARES, FL-Multifamily and single-family projects help jump the tax roll to $8.46 billion, up 10% from $784 million the previous year in a county with only 210,528 permanent residents. Tavares, the county seat, is 38 miles northwest of Downtown Orlando.
BLACKWOOD, NJ-Marcus & Millichap's regional office brokered the transaction, which involves most of the 60 condo units making up the garden-style Buttonwood Village property.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ-Maverick Holdings of Scottsdale has closed a $2-million deal for a 10,150-sf office building in the city's north submarket. The 90%-occupied structure has brought better than $190 per sf for two Tempe-based investors.