CHICAGO-A five-year, floating-rate loan from Landesbank Hessen Thuringen (Helaba) Bank and Anglo-Irish Bank PLC replaces the construction loan for the one-million-sf, 51-story building. GMAC Commercial Mortgage Corp. arranges the new debt two years after doing the construction deal.
CHICAGO-A five-year, floating-rate loan from Landesbank Hessen Thuringen (Helaba) Bank and Anglo-Irish Bank PLC replaces the construction loan for the one-million-sf, 51-story building. GMAC Commercial Mortgage Corp. arranges the new debt two years after doing the construction deal.
CHICAGO-RDM Development & Investment LLC pays $4.2 million for a 1.2-acre site at Kinzie Street and Des Plaines Avenue, where it will build seven-story buildings as well as a 22-story tower with 10,000 sf of retail space.
CHICAGO-RDM Development & Investment LLC pays $4.2 million for a 1.2-acre site at Kinzie Street and Des Plaines Avenue, where it will build seven-story buildings as well as a 22-story tower with 10,000 sf of retail space.
HOFFMAN ESTATES, IL-Woodland Hills, CA-based Younan Properties Inc. pays $16.5 million for the two buildings at 5401 and 5407 Trillium Blvd. in the Prairie Stone Business Park.
HOFFMAN ESTATES, IL-Woodland Hills, CA-based Younan Properties Inc. pays $16.5 million for the two buildings at 5401 and 5407 Trillium Blvd. in the Prairie Stone Business Park.
NAPERVILLE, IL-Indianapolis-based Kite Realty Group Trust pays $9.5 for 21.6 acres on Route 59, which includes a partially-built Super K-Mart. It plans a 170,000-sf center anchored by Marsh Supermarket, which is expected to cost $30 million.
CHICAGO-Today's low capitalization rates could be here for a while, says Equity Office Properties Trust and Equity Residential boss Sam Zell, but the Brookings Institute's Tony Downs says now is a good time to sell property.
BELLAIRE, MI-San Diego-based Douglas Wilson Cos. is operating the 4,500-acre Shanty Creek-Schuss Mountain "destination property" here following the former operators' default on a $20-million mortgage.
CHICAGO-"Staying fleet of foot" is the key to keeping Fifield Cos. busy, while Transwestern Investment Co. is finding its best deals lately coming from lenders, company officials tell the Counselors of Real Estate midyear meeting.