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VALHALLA, NY-Developer Louis R. Cappelli has once again established a funding initiative aimed at assisting the youth in Westchester and Sullivan counties and is seeking applications from non-profit organizations for his Louis R. Cappelli Foundation.
ATLANTA-Rosewood/PM Realty Advisors of Newport Beach, CA paid $97,368 per unit for the 152-unit asset in the Norcross, GA area, 20 miles northeast of Downtown.
ALISO VIEJO, CA-Owner of commercial and multifamily properties throughout California and Colorado has recognized key players for the firm's future growth.
ST. PAUL-Retail experts see the city's $6.3-million subsidy as a good investment, pointing out other cities such as Minneapolis have spent much more to retain or attract department store. Little retail is left Downtown.
CHARLOTTE-Considered somewhat unconventional in real estate circles, local developer Jim Gross is telling the city he's the right man to take on the old convention center.
ARLINGTON, TX-City council members now have until Jan. 23 to take a stand on stringent big box regulations that are certain to add to construction costs. The ordinance has had to be re-advertised, but so far council has voiced no concerns to the city's planning office.
DETROIT-A tax surplus from fund created to build the Tigers' Comerica Park will be used to help develop the Pinnacle Aeropark, a 1,200-acre mixed use development plan
AUSTIN-The Real Estate Council of Austin has elected its 2001 officers. Jerry Winetroub will steer this year's activities for the 850-member organization.
OVERLAND PARK, KN-Morgan Hunter Companies is moving from leased space here to a 20,000-sf building at 7600 W. 110th St. Although its three subsidiaries will occupy most of the space, there's room for two tenants.
CHARLOTTE-With a new technology provider in its corner, the locally based financial services firm will expedite data to customers completing a loan application.