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INDIANAPOLIS, IN-Interactive Intelligence, Inc. takes 180,000 sf with the potential to take another 540,000 sf at Duke-Weeks Realty's Woodland Corporate Park, now named Interactive Park.
HOUSTON-The owner of the 75-story, 1.7-million sf Chase Tower has secured a $125- million debt refinancing. It's just another Tom Melody of LJ Melody & Co. deal. In the past five years, he has completed $800 million in deals for CBD building owners.
MILLBURN, NJ-M. Robert Goldman & Co. of New Jersey, a regional office of the privately held mortgage banker based in Great Neck, NY, has entered into a correspondent relationship with Collateral Mortgage Ltd.
RICHFIELD, MN-The new $160-million, four-building corporate campus wins final governmental approval and Opus Northwest will start building despite pending lawsuits. Ground will be broken this summer.
CHICAGO-Julien J. Studley, Inc. predicts office rental rates could drop from 10% to 15% by late 2002 thanks to new developments coming on line. But one of those developers is generally optimistic considering the circumstances.
LOS ANGELES-A two-story, 50,000-sf office building in Carson changed hands recently for $3.4 million. The buyer, a manufacturer of computer scanners, plans to relocate its headquarters there.
LOS ANGELES-A Beverly Hills-based investor acquires a nine-building, 195-unit apartment portfolio in Playa del Rey. The buildings sold at a premium based on the rent potential and savings in management costs due to the close proximity of the properties.
SPOKANE, WA-To bring order to rampant growth in the region, after more than six years of work, the City of Spokane was successful this week in adopting a comprehensive plan, which promotes growth in 17 designated centers and corridors, including downtown.
SACRAMENTO-If approved by a federal court judge, a compromise between the Sacramento City Council, environmentalists and developers could reopen the Natomas basin to development this year.