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ATLANTA-The locally based firm acquired Amber Chase in the south end from a Moore & Murphy Co. affiliate for $63,920 per unit. The acquistion closes the company's $100 million SG Capital Master Fund.
HOUSTON-ACC Development has acquired a distribution site of the financially troubled Bridgestone/Firestone Corp. The 44,000-sf property, setting on two acres, is in the city's heavy industrial section near the ship channel.
HENDERSON, NC-The three-story, 67-room inn, built at an estimated construction cost of $10 million, is the Atlanta-based company's 14th location in North Carolina. The property is 160 miles northeast of Downtown Charlotte.
SEATTLE, WA-As its first step in building a portfolio in a new target market, the community shopping center owner has spent $40.05 million for two properties in the greater Seattle area.
PHOENIX-Two office buildings located in one of the most popular areas for office tenants have been purchased in separate deals by a Tempe-based investment firm.
SAN JOSE, CA-Pulling for their largest employer's 688-acre headquarters development, city officials here invalidated a petition drive that would have negated the City Council's unanimous approval of Cisco Systems' project and put it to a vote of the people.
AUSTIN-Trammell Crow is on a hiring binge, picking up a Georgia newcomer. The new hire has been assigned as a tenant rep associate in the firm's Brokerage Services Division.
PHOENIX-A local developer who has built more than 200,000-sf of office condominiums in north Scottsdale is now bringing a $5.4-million mixed-use development to Tempe.
DENVER-Richard Weingardt Consultants has reached a milestone in its operation, weathering 35 years of good times and bad. The founder likens the company's flexibility to that of the state's overall economic health.
SALEM-Marion County Circuit Court Judge Paul Lipscomb issued a temporary injunction last month that blocked the measure from taking effect in response to opponents who are challenging the measure's constitutionality. A trial is scheduled to begin Feb. 6.