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SAN DIEGO-In a deal brokered by the San Diego-based CB Richard Ellis Senior Housing Services group, National Healthcare Association has purchased a Connecticut-based skilled-nursing facility for nearly $11.8 million.
CONCORD, CA-Two plans by Jones Lang LaSalle and Legacy Partners Residential could help to breathe life back into Concord's downtown area. One says it will study the area to determine the right project, the other proposes a 200-plus luxury apartment development.
BRIGHTON, MI-Two groups are presenting a conference titled, Retail Development Through Public/Private Partnerships, at the Genoa Woods Conference Center here at 8 a.m. March 28. Three speakers will give presentations.
ORLANDO-Cameron Kuhn, the former Chicago carpenter's helper-turned developer, is buying the 60-year-old Downtown Post Office building and a 45-year-old, almost-abandoned, former retail structure next week for a total below-replacement cost of $3.17 million or $33.72 per sf for the aggregate 94,000 sf.
COLUMBUS, GA-In 1998, Russell Corp. vacated its 300,000-sf plant in Columbus in a restructuring move, but plans to move back into most of the space this summer with distribution operations.
ORLANDO-The Newport, CA-based turbine engine maker and Orange County have closed a $280,000 deal to allow the manufacturer to start developing a $40 million, 91,000-sf plant next year in Orlando Central Park.
IRVINE, CA-Statistics reported by an industry analyst show that Orange County's real estate market will not be as strong this year as last year, but healthy nonetheless.