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ANAHEIM-The 38,900-sf building at 1268 Lakeview Ave was sold for $2.8 million. It is the latest in a string of industrial transactions to occur in Orange County.
DUNDEE, MI-Krestec Engineering is building a 256,000-sf manufacturing plant here that will create 280 jobs. State and village incentives total nearly $7 million. Construction begins in August with completion scheduled in July 2002.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ-Scottsdale City Council is following suit with Glendale, passing an ordinance that restricts developers in the city's northern tier. A use permit is a must to build and that carries some stringent requirements.
BOCA RATON-The locally based manufacturer has raised $4 million in working capital through a private stock placement with Halifax Fund of the Cayman Islands. Boca Raton is 42 miles north of Miami.
BOSTON-Hotel occupancy rates here are down 3.9% for the first four months of the year as compared with the same period last year. This is the first time in nearly a decade that hotels here are experiencing a decrease in occupancy.
STAMFORD, CT-While the Westchester County office vacancy rate remained relatively stable in the second quarter at 11%, a broker with CB Richard Ellis says that demand has definitely softened recently.
SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ-The Oklahoma-based Fleming Cos., in the midst of a turnaround, will use the space to service its customers in the Northeast region. The lease represents the entire first phase of Turnpike Crossing.
ATLANTA-The Oak Brook, IL-based retail investor, averaging an acquisition a month, paid 965 North Point Commons of Atlanta $4.9 million or $127.54 per sf for the eight-month-old, 38,418-sf Jo-Ann Fabrics store at the North Point Commons Shopping Center in suburban Alpharetta, GA.
BOSTON-The Joint Committee on Housing and Urban Development, a legislative committee, approves of a plan that would penalize communities in this state that don't build a minimum required amount of affordable housing.