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SUGAR LAND, Tex.--Vista Equities has purchased the 14.734 acres at the northeast corner at Highway 59/Interstate 69 and University Boulevard in the master-planned community of Telfair in Sugar Land.
GEORGETOWN, Tex--Memory Care America and Embree Healthcare Group are breaking ground on Memory Care of Westover Hills, a new 64-bed memory care/Alzheimer's/dementia community located in Westover Hills, near San Antonio.
DALLAS--HFF has arranged financing totaling $46.7 million for two multi-housing properties: The Bluffs at Ironhorse, a two-phase, 490-unit multi-housing community in North Richland Hills, and Stone Villas, a two-phase, 396-unit multi-housing community in northwest Fort Worth.
GREENVILLE, SC—Big Shopping Centers USA of Beverly Hills, CA reports it has entered into a joint venture with RealtyLink to acquire the Crosspointe Plaza shopping center here where Big Shopping Centers secured an 85% interest in the property, while RealtyLink maintains the remainder of the interest in the complex.
GAINESVILLE, FL—Signet Development of Jacksonville, FL held a ceremonial groundbreaking ceremony for its $23-million Infinity Hall, a live, learn student housing project, at the University of Florida here.
MIAMI—Andrew Wright, CEO and managing partner at Franklin Street, tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire what he sees coming down the pike in Orlando's commercial real estate market.
PALM BEACH— Steven McCraney, president and CEO of McCraney, tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire the demand for well-located, modern warehouse-distribution product is the best it has been in a decade.
PORTLAND, OR—By creating a professional environment that includes women in visible roles, it opens the doors for other women to feel comfortable working hard, speaking up, and growing in their real estate careers, says Women of Influence candidate Elizabeth Davis.