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BETHESDA, MD-Crestline Hotels & Resorts is now managing two of Equity Inns Inc.'s 20 hotels, according to information released by company officials.
DENVER-City council has decided to kick in $53.3 million to a hotel developer to advance a 1,100-room Hyatt as a complement to the expanded Colorado Convention Center. The approval has come after a long night of dissension.
DALLAS-An Italian furniture wholesaler is setting up a distribution site in the 270,000-sf Mercantile-Quaker Business Park. The new metroplex business will move into space vacated by a firm that has closed its Dallas operation in a pact that keeps the park at 100% occupancy.
BELLEVUE, WA-Real estate sources tell GlobeSt that Tochterman Management Group is on the verge of purchasing an 88,000-sf, two-building office complex here from industry giant RREEF Funds, a San Francisco-based REIT.
MINNEAPOLIS-The Chicago-based partnership, which recently sold an option to buy an undeveloped subdivision in Rosemount, MN, sells the Kilbourn Depot downtown as well as four acres next to the Wisconsin State Fairgrounds.
SAN DIEGO-Cooley Godwin fills one building and a portion of another in University Towne Centre. Deal is one of the largest-ever office leases in the county.
WESTBOROUGH, MA-Signaling its entry into the Greater Boston market, NJ-based Advance Realty Group acquires four buildings here and in Southborough. The real estate development organization plans on investing $500 million on properties in the Northeast over the next two years.
KANSAS CITY-Ronald E. Rutledge, who has served as president of Vistawall Group, has been named company executive vice president for the parent Butler Manufacturing Co., which produces materials for builders of non-residential properties.
ORLANDO-Baker Mellon-Stuart Construction Co. is appealing the Federal court verdict won by ADF International, a Coral Springs, FL-based specialty steel fabricator. ADF alleges Mellon-Stuart caused steep cost overruns on the $100-million retail/themed attraction.
STAMFORD-W&M Properties recently handed out awards to CB Richard Ellis and Newmark & Co. Real Estate for bringing in the most lease deals at the firm's Fairfield and Westchester County office properties.