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ATLANTA-The locally-based investment group bought the 352-unit, one-year-old Amber Chase asset from Moore & Murphy Co. for $22.5 million or $63,920 per unit. The 11-month-old fund's final deal is in the works.
VANCOUVER, WA-The Southern California-based specialty grocery chain has secured 10,000 sf at the Interstate 205-Mill Plain Boulevard interchange and plans to open up shop in the first quarter of 2001.
PEMBROKE PARK, FL-Bristol Group Inc., whose investors are supposed to be four of the nation's 20 largest pension funds, now has a South Florida presence with a fast-growing industrial park.
AUSTIN-Robert Halff International has more than tripled its office space, signing a five-year pact for class-A space in a Central Business District strapped by a 1.8% vacancy rate. Halff's landlord owns both buildings, making it possible to grow.
ATLANTA-The estimated hard construction cost of the 14-story Millennium structure is $60 million. The office venture is part of a mixed-use project that will comprise a 19-story, 300-unit apartment venture planned by locally-based Post Properties Inc.
PHOENIX-A local developer preps for construction in the spring on a $40-million mixed-use project, situated between two of the most upscale golf clubs in Scottsdale. The project will include offices, condominiums and boutique retail space.
PHOENIX-A duo that developed thousands of apartment complexes throughout metropolitan Phoenix has sold the last of its remaining complexes for $6.25 million to a Minnesota investment company.
ORLANDO-Locally-based Upsala Florida Corp. is asking $23.2 million for the combined 53.4 acres but the dirt may be bought separately. The commercially-zoned locations could house the area's next new tourist hotel or timeshare property.