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ORLANDO-The Cranford, NJ-based developer netted $23.7 million or $79.68 per sf after deducting re-tenanting costs and credits for capital improvements to buyer Decade Properties Inc. of Brookfield, WI.
ORLANDO-The Birmingham, AL-based developer sold the 13-year-old, 183,450-sf Colonial Promenade University Park Phase II and the 17-year-old, 72,500-sf University Park Plaza to Orlando-based University Park Associates LLP. CMS Cos. of Philadelphia purchased two apartment communities in Tampa, FL and Montgomery, AL.
ORLANDO-Sitting on the shores of Tampa Bay, the 130,000-sf, 99%-leased property was sold by Atlanta-based Watkins Group to Sun Point LLC for $4.75 million. The property is across the bay from St. Petersburg, FL and 80 miles west of Downtown Orlando.
SAN ANTONIO-Opus South sells Pacificare Health Systems' call center at 6200 Northwest Parkway to the Atlanta-based REIT. The property, valued at $12.4 million, is Wells' eighth purchase in Texas.
ORLANDO-The influential Orlando Municpal Planning Board today examines a 338-unit venture being proposed on a 3.6-acre site by GDC Properties of Hawthorne, NY next to the 19-story, 380,000-sf One Orlando Centre, 800 N. Orange Ave.
ORLANDO-For the week ended June 15, Smith Travel Research shows the Orlando market down 2.8% from the same period in 2001, but ahead of nine other destination areas except New York and Chicago.
ORLANDO-For the week ended June 15, Smith Travel Research shows the Orlando market down 2.8% from the same period in 2001, but ahead of nine other destination areas except New York and Chicago.
ATLANTA-Locally based-Southeast Capital Partners and a northeastern partner are looking to pay between $70,000 and $90,000 a unit for multifamily rental properties under 10 years old that serve the upper-middle and high-end markets. Atlanta, Nashville and Tampa are prime targets.
ORLANDO-For the week ended June 15, Smith Travel Research shows the Orlando market down 2.8% from the same period in 2001, but ahead of nine other destination areas except New York and Chicago.
RICHMOND, VA-For a total of $72 million, United Dominion Realty Trust Inc. acquires three apartment properties accounting for more than 1,000 units in North Carolina, Florida and Colorado. The purchases are part of the REIT's plan to own about 150,000 units in its core markets.