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CRANFORD, NJ-Six different transactions cover the spectrum of industries, another indication of the diversity of commercial real estate activity in the Garden State right now.
EUGENE, OR-The land is slated for development, but a team of University of Oregon staff and students are fighting to preserve the property, considered one of the last undeveloped riverfront parcels in the area.
WASHINGTON, DC-MariStar Hospitality Corporation's annualized REIT dividend yield is 10.4%, based on current share price. The quarterly cash dividend is $.505 per share.
CHARLESTON, WV-The 380-acre park had been promoted as a dynamic addition to Kanawha Valley's economic development efforts and appeared to be off to a good start with three tenants in 1991. Part of the problem is that it's too far from Interstate interchanges.
KIRKLAND, WA-TWS Development, owned by Tom Singleton, is partnering with Gary Jezek on the 24,300-sf project. The general contractor is Construction Associates Inc. of Mountlake Terrace. The project's architect is Ruhl-Parr & Associates of Bellevue.
HOBOKEN, NJ-Japan-based banker joins publisher John Wiley as the latest tenant to sign on at SJP Properties' new 1.1 million-sf class A corporate center.
ROUND ROCK, TX-CharterMac is including booming Round Rock in its plans for four affordable housing complexes. The project's funding arm is getting $33.4 million in a tax-exempt bond package from the state. The Round Rock project will deliver 168 affordable units to the market.
DALLAS-Wyndham International's three-year, turnaround plan is working, says the board chairman hired last year to set the course. More properties will be sold to focus on key facilities, ticketed for $184 million in improvements in 2001.
NEW ROCHELLE, NY-New Rochelle Mayor Timothy Idoni has sent a letter to the IKEA furniture retail chain requesting that it study what impact a scaled down version of its 308,000 sf store would have on its development plan.