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ATLANTA-Unable to find a buyer since June 1999 for its 71-acre, undeveloped Sugar Loaf 85 tract in suburban Duluth, GA, the Everett, WA-based aircraft manufacturer is taking the listing contract away from Grubb & Ellis Co. and giving it to CB Richard Ellis Inc. Boeing is asking $23 million or $323,944 per acre ($7.44 per sf) for the dirt.
SAN DIEGO-Opponents heckled SeaWorld officials about their proposed expansion during a City Council hearing on the matter Tuesday. The theme park and Anheuser-Busch, its parent company, have worked for three years to add new rides and other attractions to the theme park.
CHANDLER, AZ-Fairfield Residential has started yet another apartment complex in the Valley. The 288-unit Cantera in Chandler is being positioned on 20 acres, recently bought for more than $2 million.
DALLAS-A second-quarter analysis shows multifamily demand slipping ever so slightly in the Dallas-Ft. Worth region. The big picture is rent growth remains on the rise and construction is slowing as northeast Tarrant County emerges as the newest hotspot.
BOCA RATON, FL-Cary Fronstin and Nigel Horsfall are new vice presidents in charge of property management. Also getting more responsibilities are Niegel Horsfall, Linda Lake, Bunnie Willis and Meredith Gladysz.
MORRISTOWN, NJ-Matzel & Mumford, a K. Hovnanian subsidiary, has gotten the nod from this city's redevelopment agency to build a new community of 76 residences near George Washington's 1779 headquarters.
DANBURY, CT-CB Richard Ellis reports Fairfield County experienced a negative absorption of 164,562 sf in the second quarter of 2001, which was a slight decrease from the first quarter. This follows a decrease in vacancies in the first quarter.
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DENVER-AmeriVest Properties, the office REIT that focuses exclusively to small- and medium-sized tenants, hopes to raise nearly $14 million. The money could pay down debt or be used to acquire properties.
TIGARD, OR-Northern California's third largest multifamily investment firm made its first investment outside its home state this week, agreeing to acquire the 156-unit Panorama West Apartments here for $6.15 million.