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BONITA SPRINGS, FL-With supreme confidence in the market, the luxury-condominium developer expects to presell about half of the 840 proposed units by this summer and then begin construction on one of the single largest shelter projects proposed in Florida.
TUCSON-Starting in February, commercial property in Tucson will be placed on a Website that will tell visitors everything they want to know about the property.
DAVENPORT, FL-Carlos Goffi, former mentor for Peter Fleming and the McEnroe brothers, is developing VistaPark Resort, a $65-million enterprise near Walt Disney World.
OAK BROOK, IL-CenterPoint Properties Trust recently sold 23 industrial buildings for $31.6 million while picking up another six for $19 million. The largest properties sold and bought were in suburbs next to the airport.
SAN FRANCISCO-The Center for Real Estate Enterprise Management will offer a new course next month: Retail Strategies for the New Economy. Discussed will be changes in the retailing industry, business fundamentals crucial to survival and various problems related to the real estate industry.
WHITE PLAINS-W&M Properties announced that Community Care Network has signed a lease renewal through 2006 and will relocate to larger quarters within its 10 Bank St., property in downtown White Plains.
NEW YORK CITY-Corporate managing director for Julien J. Studley L. Craig Lemle tells GlobeSt.com that even with dot-com failures this is still a very strong owners' market.
HOUSTON-Two out-of-state real estate restructuring companies will auction 118 Stage Store leases in 16 states. Minimum bids vary and all may not make the docket since the team can negotiate and pull properties prior to the March 14 sale.
LOS ANGELES-The Consumer Products Safety Commission says as many as 140,000 owners of commercial and residential properties in California may have a faulty furnace that's been blamed for at least 100 fires statewide.