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BEND, OR-Brian and Mike McMenamin's conversion of an 87-year-old catholic school property here into one of their popular brewpub and bed & breakfast operations will be the first McMenamins east of the Cascades.
WHITE PLAINS-Hotel operator Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide and local building owner Ivy Equities will be the honorees at the Tenth Annual Hall of Honor Awards Dinner to be held by the Building Owners and Managers Association of Westchester County on May 10.
LOS ANGELES-An 11,600-sf Burbank office building has been sold to a company that specializes in transcriptions and translations, as a recent report says that the Tri-Cities office market has experienced a negative net absorption of 400,368 sf in the first quarter.
EDINA, MN-The firm will move 175 employees from nearby offices to the Edina Realty Building at 6800 France Ave. South by the end of the year. Edina Realty will occupy an additional 25,000 sf of the building.
HOUSTON-CTX Mortgage's Memorial Drive branch has a new name, new owner and more space for operations. Local businessman Mark D. Cady has acquired the branch and in the course of doing so has beefed up its lease.
INDIANAPOLIS-The REIT's $80 million in new developments include a 128,000-sf industrial facility for Eagle Inc. in Minneapolis. First-quarter activity also includes $54 million of new third-party construction contracts.
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DENVER-Downtown workers like where they're located and more would be willing to live in the CBD, but fear it's out of reach for their pocketbooks. In a random survey of 750 downtown businesses, 68% of the respondents take the CBD over the 'burbs.
ISSAQUAH, WA-The annual spring event includes 70 properties in Washington and Oregon valued at more than $30 million. Nine properties, including seven timber tracts in Grays Harbor County, are being sold with no minimum bid as part of the bankruptcy liquidation.
ATLANTA-The New York-based firm paid locally based Post Properties Inc. $67.25 million or $83,024 per unit for the 810-unit, 100-acre Gardens of Dunwoody in Atlanta and $17.2 million or $43,878 per unit to an undisclosed seller for the 392-unit, 19.5-acre Andover Woods apartments in Charlotte.