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COUPEVILLE, WA-The trust negotiated the deal with the Engle family. The funds came out of the Federal Land and Water Conservation Fund, which is funded by lease revenues from those who develop resources on federal land.
WEST LONG BRANCH, NJ-The online real estate agency, only in business since last March, has sold $100 million in homes with another $50 million pending. This dotcom is succeeding in the face of the shakeout.
MIRAMAR, FL-Jim Bowie handled the sale of a 198,400-sf building; the leasing of two buildings totaling 126,266 sf; and the purchase of two tracts totaling 14.77 acres at the two-year-old, 34-acre park, 20 miles northwest of Downtown Miami.
ORLANDO-The 20-year-old, 4,000-acre south Orlando community posted 119 third-quarter sales valued at $24.5 million or an average $205,882 per unit. Dallas-based Terrabrook is the developer.
DEPTFORD, NJ-The 202,000-sf strip mall, loaded up with big-box tenants, is located directly across from Deptford Mall, one of South Jersey's powerhouse retail properties. It has been bought up by an investment partnership.
BELLEVUE, WA-The vision includes a 6,500-seat sports arena to house minor league teams in basketball, hockey, indoor tennis, arena football and soccer, with an adjacent 2,000-seat theater for the performing arts.
CONCORD, MA-The preservation group Save Our Heritage joins us with the Walden Woods Project to combat commercial air service at Hanscom Field here. The two groups are planning a series of events.
SAN DIEGOLocally based real estate information service, DataQuick, has been tapped to provide information to a national real estate information Web site.
WASHINGTON, DC-A survey by the Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate cites New York, San Francisco, Boston and the District as the top four cities for real estate investment in 2001.