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WASHINGTON, DC-MeriStar Hospitality Corporation will soon set pricing on the sale of $300 million in high-yield notes. Foreign investors seem the target since these securities will not be registered under the Securities Act.
LOS ANGELES-Hotel giant signs sweeping affiliation agreement with Mexican chain, one of Hilton's most ambitious steps yet to expand into the lucrative market.
NEW YORK CITY-Michael G. Geoghegan of Insignia/ESG, who with Robert Alexander, represented the tenant in its deal with Brookfield Properties, tells GlobeSt.com the lease is actually bigger than announced yesterday (Jan. 17).
MINNETONKA, MN-The locally-based hotel chain's newest property is a four-building complex located close to Horseshoe Falls and across the street from the Minolta Tower, which overlooks Niagara Falls.
SAN JOSE-Ray Garland, the former senior team leader in investment sales at CBRE, is now developing new investment opportunities on the West Coast for Trammell Crow's top institutional clients. "They made me an offer I couldn't refuse," Garland tells GlobeSt.
CHARLOTTE-Trinity Capital Advisors, a limited liability company, will focus on capital placement for local and institutional investors and the acquisition of office, industrial and mixed-use assets in the Carolinas. Jeff Harris, formerly of Flagler Development Co. and the St. Joe Co., is the firm's new partner.
KANSAS CITY-The eight-story gothic-style "Ice House" is seen as perfect fit for a data center with minimal windows, access to power and fiber lines, cork insulation in the walls and the possibility of chilled water lines.
LENEXA, KN-San Francisco-based AccessAbility takes space formerly occupied by Missing Link Technologies. The company rovides technology and services to assist people with vision impairments.
PHOENIX-Mesa and Phoenix were chastised for lack of information in their proposals for a $335-million stadium for the Arizona Cardinals, raising doubts about whether they in the running for the project.