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LONDON - Criterion Properties, the UK-quoted property company bought out by the Nordstrom family last year, is close to completing its ambition to create a pan-European property portfolio. And it does not expect to face a loss following its dismissal of Managing Director Aubrey Glaser in April 2000.
LOS ANGELES-The owner, Chetrit Group LLC, hires Grubb & Ellis to find a replacement for the departed telecommunications giant. The Downtown office tower has been renamed 611 Place.
CHICAGO-Industrial property is becoming the preferred asset for a few classes of investors, which doesn't hurt the nation's largest provider of diversified industrial real estate. The REIT's funds from operations increased by 11.4% in the first quarter.
ORLANDO-Jean Pierre Cuenant, a Paris-educated lawyer and president of JPC Development Corp. in suburban Winter Park, FL, is selling his 270-acre Marbella site in pre-zoned parcels for immediate commercial development. Former Treasury Secretary Donald T. Regan once owned the land one mile from Walt Disney World.
DENVER-A hospital stay has never been so nice, with HealthOne Alliance's design that calls for fireplaces, healing garden and outdoor dining patio. Nearly all 106 beds will be private. A 130,000-sf medical office building also is in the works for the 42.5 acres.
GREENWICH, CT-Wit SoundView Group has signed a sublease transaction and will relocate its Connecticut offices to approximately 80,000 sf of space at the former Fortune Brands headquarters complex at 1700 East Putnam Ave.
BOSTON-The Registry of Motor Vehicles looks for a new place to call home as its five-year lease at Copley Square here comes to an end this July. The prospect of a tenant looking for a 120,000-sf space is reportedly exciting the local commercial market.
AUSTIN, MN-A need for affordable housing spurs a number of backers to provide $6.5 million for the multifamily deal, including Minnesota Housing Finance Agency, Hormel Foundation and Greater Minnesota Housing Fund.