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CHICAGO-The 163-unit tower in the 300 block of N. Jefferson St. is 90% sold, resulting in $36.5 million in revenue to reverse the partnership's financial picture from red in 1999 to black in 2000.
ORLANDO-The five-year-old former Lucent Technologies subsidiary is laying off 263 technicians after orders plummet from the telecommunications industry for its microchips. The chips are used in switching equipment that services high-rise office towers and corporate headquarters.
IRVINE, CA-The latest numbers released by Cushman Realty show that net absorption of class A and B office space turned negative, while vacancy rates rose due to companies feeling the pinch.
WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP, MI-Brentwood Golf & Country Club is in a two-part transaction by Charleston, SC-based Golf Trust of America. Brentwood and Club of the Country in Louisburg, KS sell for a combined $5.25 million.
ATLANTA-Locally based Southwire Co., a supplier to major commercial real estate projects, has sold its Hawesville, KY facility to Century Aluminum Co. of Monterey, CA for $450 million.
WHITE PLAINS-An affiliate of Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc. has acquired the remaining 50% interest in the Sheraton Centre Toronto for approximately $48 million.
KANSAS CITY-One of shopping center's two anchor buildings are being sold to Urban America, a minority-controlled consortium that seeks properties being constructed in large cities where revitalization is taking place.
ALEXANDRIA, VA-Socrates Verses has been named CEO of Realeum Inc., a startup company providing Web-based property management software for the multi-family real estate industry.
EAST WINDSOR, NJ-Expansion was required after Virginia-based Maximus won the contract to administer the New Jersey's health benefits program. The firm will take 38,000 sf at Windsor Corporate Park.