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DALLAS-The fruits of Regency Centers' labor has paid off in developing an upscale shopping complex to complement the tony Trophy Club development. The project has netted a coveted SADI Award by Shopping Center World.
DANBURY, CT-In just a few weeks of active marketing, 50% of the available units in Phase Two of the Kensington Woods townhouse community here have been sold.
MINNEAPOLIS-The agreement between the developer of Internet products for the mortgage industry and the e-commerce exchange for real estate transactions is expected to improve the lending process.
HOUSTON-Northwest Office Building has renewed one tenant and signed a new one in recent transactions. Coming on board is Ornate Inc., a high-speed exchange service for commercial, e-commerce and residential properties.
DAYTON, OH- Milford, MI-based Robinwood Associates sells the 18-building Hunters Glen Apartments on the north side of this city to Cincinnati-based A. Ray Brown Family Investment for $5.5 million in cash.
STAMFORD, CT-The National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (New York City, Fairfield and Westchester County Chapter) will feature three relatively new property owners in the Westchester-Fairfield marketplace at its meeting on April 25.
PHOENIX-A Dallas-based developer plans to take a share of the commercial market in Phoenix and has lured away a top executive from a leading developer to lead its newly opened regional office.
CHICAGO-A former trading floor above Union Station in the West Loop is converted into a three-level Fitness Formula health club by McShane Construction Corp., which had to work around logistical hurdles to get the job done.
RICHMOND, VA-Ace Hardware Corp. pays Southpoint Industrial Park $1 million or $6,410 per acre in heavily-industrial south Richmond, 280 miles north of Downtown Charlotte. The big attraction: No inventory tax.