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WHITE PLAINS-McCarthy O'Callaghan Company Inc. has added Lori R. Baker as a licensed salesperson. The firm is headquartered here, but Baker will be serving in the Stamford, CT regional office.
ORLANDO-The locally based division of CNL Financial Group Inc. is constructing a 350-suite Residence Inn just south of Sea World here, and a 174-room Courtyard by Marriott in Weston, FL, 20 miles north of Downtown Miami. Both properties are scheduled to open in first quarter 2002.
SAN FRANCISCO-It's hoped that the local company's analytical tools, research, industry news and educational resources will enable MortgageRamp to reduce the time between loan origination, closing and securitization without sacrificing diligence or discipline.
BRAINTREE, MA-An investment group led by Quincy-based Grossman Cos. has purchased Braintree Executive park here. Grossman built the two buildings in the late 1980s.
HOUSTON-In an ongoing strategy to unload aging properties, United Dominion Realty Trust has sold five apartment complexes. The only one to go in Houston is the 124-unit Memorial Bend in the southwest submarket.
LINCOLNTON, NC-The Fort Myers, FL-based retailer's warehouse in Lincoln County Industrial Park on U.S. 321 will serve as the company's main facility for receiving, storing and shipping furniture to company stores and warehouses in Arizona, Florida and Texas. The site is 40 miles northwest of Downtown Charlotte.
WASHINGTON, DC-Steptoe & Johnson's acquisition of 1330 Connecticut Ave. is now complete. Affiliates of the firm purchased the 10-story, 260,000-sf, class A office building from Heightman Capital Management for $73 million.
MINNEAPOLIS-Some observers believe the name change sets the stage for selling the department stores to concentrate resources on growing its SuperTarget stores. The retailer says stronger name recognition is the reason.
NEW YORK CITY-Douglas Grabiner of GVA Williams tells GlobeSt.com that marketing the third floor of the Grand Central District property is unique as the owner is willing to spend only $9 per sf less than the asking rent for modifications.