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PARAMUS, NJ-In the latest deal, the 175,000-sf structure goes for $22.1 million, moving from the CS First Boston/Praedium Stable into the hands of a local joint venture between S. Hekemian Caspar and Bergman Real Estate Group.
POUGHKEEPSIE, NY-The Metro New York office of Arthur Andersen LLP reports that former president of the Dutchess County Economic Development Corp., Kathleen Norat, has joined the firm as its Northeast Regional Director of Business Incentives.
TROY, MI-The developer hopes to build a 13-story office building on 5.5 acres at the northwest corner of I-75 and Big Beaver Road, "probably the most significant corner in Southeast Michigan.
LOS ANGELES-A trucking company has acquired a 58,829-sf warehouse in Santa Fe Springs. The company will occupy the majority of the 58,829-sf warehouse.
SAN FRANCISCO-According to investment analysts, if the BofA Center sells for $1 billion, Shorenstein could take a $500 million cut, giving the real estate investment firm a 33% return on its original $660 million investment.
HOUSTON-Ted Bauer, co-founder of AIM Management Group, is this year's 2001 Houston Metropolitan Study Award recipient. Among his contributions has been a $40-million donation to the University of Houston's Bauer College of Business.
BOSTON-The Saunders Hotel Group signs a purchase and sale agreement for the former site of the Boston Police Headquarters here. The company will pay $14 million and convert the building into a 200-room hotel.
DENVER-Lockheed Martin has shelled out about $3.7 million for a 464-acre tract positioned in the heart of its 4,700 holding near Waterton Canyon. The acreage is eligible for inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places.
WESTWOOD, MA-Lids Corp., the locally based hat retailer that filed for bankruptcy protection this past January, closes 95 stores, four of them in Massachusetts. Officials say the closures are part of a restructuring effort.