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ANAHEIM, CA-Riding a high in multifamily investment activity nationwide, the 22-unit Wakefield Apartments here changed hands recently for $1.4 million. The buyer was Newport Beach-based Anna LLC.
ORLANDO-The Chicago investment family's Pritzker Realty Group has taken down 250 former dormitories and administrative quarters and removed 20 miles of roadways at the 1,100-acre former Orlando Naval Training Center where Baldwin Park, a planned $1 billion, mixed-use venture is scheduled to break ground in first quarter 2002.
WALDORF, MD-Hometest METS Laboratories will be the prime supplier of laboratory services for HUD's $120-million lead paint inspection and risk assessment program. The program targets federally owned and assisted multi-family projects.
ATLANTA-CB Richard Ellis Inc. gets the exclusive listing. Area brokers tell GlobeSt.com on condition of anonymity the 18-story, 407,000-sf, three-tower structure will be lucky to get $170 per sf in a currently low appreciation phase of Downtown office assets.
CHICAGO-American Linen gets Tax Increment Financing to build a 150,000-sf, $25.2-million state-of-the-art laundry facility at 2665 S. Leavitt Ave., prompting their move from 225 W. Chestnut St. on the Near North Side.
SEATTLE-Karen Hudler brings more than 20 years of experience in user support, database development and systems implementation to the locally based building owner, investor and service provider.
BOSTON-The Nipmuc Indian's plan to develop a 300-acre parcel of land on the Massachusetts/Connecticut border is receiving support from some lawmakers here. The plan still faces formidable opposition from some politicians.
RICHARDSON, TX-Millennium Sales and a startup business, Telco Gray, have signed leases for 10,442 in Richardson's Telecom Corridor. One heads to the 59,847-sf University Center and the other to the 54,765-sf Exchange Drive complex.
LONDON-The UK's key regional office markets are now increasingly short of prime space. With little new space coming to market over the next year, rents are expected to rise, according to a DTZ report.