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NEW YORK CITY-In an exclusive interview with GlobeSt.com, David Wine of Related explains the marketing strategy for the condo section of the AOL Time Warner Center, expected to go on the market in the next 30 to 45 days.
CARLSBAD-A new 116,375-sf retail project adjacent to the Promenade Mall in Temecula is being marketed by the local office of Colliers International. This is one of hottest retail markets in Southern California.
CITY OF INDUSTRY, CA-As LA's industrial market continues to tighten, a local investment company has acquired a 164,760-sf industrial building in the City of Industry's Plantation business park.
BREMERTON, WA-Compared to other Walgreens properties in Puget Sound, this new store is being offered at far less than similar stores leased by Walgreens on Puget Sound.
MINNEAPOLIS-The deal is required by Firstar's pending merger with U.S. Bancorp. Firstar and U.S. Bancorp. will have about 90 branch offices in the Twin Cities once its merger is completed in the second quarter of this year.
DENVER-The Northland/Marquette Capital Group team has put together more than $20 million in permanent financing for five clients. The largest signing is finalized for a 48-year-old shopping center in Denver.
SAN DIEGO-Andrew Woodward, in his opening convention address, calls '01 a year of challenge. But he voiced confidence that the association can make the challenges "work to our benefit.
CHARLOTTE-The locally based real estate firm has broken ground on a $2 million, 39,200-sf office/warehouse facility at Lindbergh Business Park. Morehead Investments is the building's owner.
ATLANTA-Advantis Real Estate Services Co. loses third professional in last 18 months to Grubb. The others are Rick Lackey, head of Grubb's Atlanta office and broker John Poulos.
AUSTIN-Computer America Training Centers has found space in the state capital for its newest facility. The Austin launch is just one of 10 to 15 ticketed nationwide by the Chicago-based firm that supplies real estate and equipment for corporate trainees.