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FARMINGTON HILLS, MI-The quarterly dividend of the REIT that owns, manages and develops neighborhood community shopping centers or single-tenant properties remains the same as it was last July at $1.84 per year.
ORLANDO-In the largest land deal this year, Sentinel Communications Co. paid Martin Andersen-Gracia Anderson Foundation Inc. $8.18 million or $1.9 million per acre ($43.67 per sf) for a 4.3-acre tract on Concord Street where Sentinel already is the largest area property owner.
MIAMI- The potential return from investment in this product is spawning a new wave of luxury, multifamily-resort condominiums to meet the demand of an affluent segment of the society that wants all the trappings of luxury home ownership without the cost and upkeep. This is the first of two articles on the relatively new phenomenon in the South Florida shelter market.
MISSION VIEJO, CA-A 20,952-sf auto service center in Mission Viejo has been purchased for $168 per sf. It is the second auto repair complex to be sold this week.
SAN ANTONIO-Koontz McCombs has shelled out $21.9 million for the 256,137-sf Tetco Towers in the city's north central submarket. Mack-Cali on a disposition spree is looking for takers for two more San Antonio office buildings.
HAYDEN LAKE, ID-Greg Carr, who grew up in Idaho and then founded the Internet company Prodigy, is leading an effort to transform the former Aryan Nations' compound into a place of progress and stability.
NEW YORK CITY-Results of a survey unveiled last night at the NYU Hospitality Conference reveal that only 58% of polled lodging firms have a formal E-business strategy. Expect the amount of online business to triple in three years.
MIDDLETOWN, NJ-One of the proposed changes would reduce commercial space by half, but the community's governing body puts off formal changes for another two weeks. Locally-based Mountain Hill Group wants to develop 1.7 million-sf.