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ORANGE COUNTY, CA-A group formed by developer and investor Werdin Corp. acquires a 157,000-sf office project in the heart of an area recently named to the Top 10 list of US investment spots.
MILL CREEK, WA-The 47-acre property has been listed, but the parties are keeping a lid on the asking price. Rumors are flying, however, that the high-end luxury apartment complex of JPI is being tagged at well over $50 million.
LOS ANGELES-A little-noticed decision by California's Supreme Court upholds LA program that imposes a building-inspection fee on apartment owners. Some fear the ruling could trigger an array of new charges across the United States.
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA-Online title company BridgeSpan Inc. is adding two new Bay Area offices on the heels of doubling the size of its current headquarters.
MIAMI-The locally based real estate investment, finance and management company adds to an original issue of $100 million first underwritten in January 1999 by Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown.
BELLEVUE, WA-The Englewood, CO-based investment group has purchased buildings A and B of the four-building Eastridge Corporate Center from the Principal Group. The acquisition cost of the fully leased office buildings was $16 million.
ATLANTA-The locally based developer isn't disclosing the contracted price, but company officials aren't denying to GlobeSt.com that the number is at least $30 million or $2.17 million per acre for the 13.8-acre.
SAN DIEGO-A NYC-based costume manufacturer signs $15-million deal for 206,415-sf space in Poway. Hamazawa Investment Co. purchases an office building for $8.3 million.
PORTLAND-Last year's office market was an owner's dream, says a new report from Grubb & Ellis' local office. Rents were up and vacancies down. Submarkets to watch in 2001 are Clark County and Milwaukie/Clackamas.
TOMS RIVER, NJ-Effort would block development on a number of sites in the state's fastest-growing county, including a major housing project in Manchester. Up to 8,000 acres are at the heart of the issue here.