Posts Tagged ‘Columbus’

Sales of Foreclosed Homes Weigh on Prices, Spur Transaction Counts

Friday, October 31st, 2008

In August 2008, 23 of the 25 MSAs tracked by Radar Logic’s Residential Property Index(TM) (RPX(TM)) experienced year-over-year price declines while 12 MSAs saw transaction counts increase from July 2008, according to the August 2008 RPX(TM) Monthly Housing Market Report released today by Radar Logic Incorporated. Both the price declines and the transaction count increases [...]

Median home sale price remains steady in borough

Thursday, November 29th, 2007

Keith Nowalk has had two houses on the market in Plum for a few years.
One house originally was listed at just under $500,000 and the other is listed close to $65,000. He can’t seem to sell either house. He’s cut the more expensive price by $150,000 over the last three years and moved a [...]

New hotel planned for Starkville, while retail moves slower

Sunday, July 8th, 2007

Another new hotel in Starkville by Candlewood Suites will add 100 more beds to the region’s expanding tourism economy. While retail development in the area is also moving forward, though with more mixed itinerary of stops and starts.
Candlewood Suites, a hotel designed for extended stays, is a subsidiary of the InterContinental Hotels Group, and is [...]

Avoid oline travel auction anguish

Monday, June 11th, 2007

Students seek stories about National Road
Students at Ball State University are searching for stories from people who live and travel along the National Road to include in a TV documentary about the highway.

Vacationers Turn To Seasonal Condos

Sunday, May 27th, 2007

Hoping to have its cake and eat it too, the town of Westford has come up with a novel condominium deal.
NewsCenter 5’s Jim Boyd reported Friday that you can buy a brand new condo on a small pond but you can only live in your home six months of the year. Two-hundred-seventy-six cottages are being [...]

Slow market has some firms pondering rental units, redesigning future building

Wednesday, May 23rd, 2007

Local condo developers are being careful before beginning new phases and, in some cases, redesigning projects in response to a soft market.
Construction on the first building of 115 presold condos at Bradenton’s Promenade at Riverwalk, at Third Avenue and Eighth Street West, is just wrapping up, but the second and third phases are “under design” [...]

Real estate boss gets down to business with low-income kids

Monday, April 16th, 2007

Jimmy Bailey devotes about three- quarters of his time to helping low- income children become entrepreneurs, leaving just one-fourth of his time for his commercial real estate business.
The former state representative and Charleston mayoral candidate said that although he grew up poor, he’s had a good and successful life.
“But I’m 63 years old and this [...]

First phase of Grand Pacific’s Carlsbad Ranch resort to be completed by year-end

Sunday, March 25th, 2007

A 350-room Carlsbad resort and 350-unit timeshare complex about 15 years in the making will see completion of its first phase by the end of the year.
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The 250 hotel rooms and 40 timeshare units are the first phase of the Sheraton hotel and timeshare vacation villas at Grand Pacific Resort’s $220 million development on Carlsbad [...]

New Condo Building to Rise in Columbus Circle

Wednesday, March 14th, 2007

SDS Procida Development Group acquired a 1.4-acre parcel in Manhattan’s Columbus Circle area to develop a seven-story, 85-unit luxury residential condominium building and parking garage.
D.C.K. Management Corp. sold the site, at 405-427 W. 53rd St., for $32.12 million, or about $22.9 million per acre.
Architectural firm Henry Smith-Miller has been commissioned to design the structure. Construction [...]

Dubai government firm buys hotel in Manhattan

Monday, March 5th, 2007

Dubai’s government bolstered its holdings of New York City real estate, announcing Sunday that its Istithmar PJSC holding company had purchased a majority stake in Manhattan’s five-star Mandarin Oriental hotel.
The US$340 million (euro260 million) purchase of the Mandarin Oriental, part of the Time Warner Center on Manhattan’s Columbus Circle, adds to the growing U.S. [...]

Leading Hospitality Lawyer Joins Holland & Knight’s Global Hospitality and Resort Practice

Saturday, February 17th, 2007

Nina R. Eldred, former vice president and assistant general counsel for Marriott International and The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company, has joined Holland & Knight’s Global Hospitality and Resort Team as a senior counsel in the firm’s Washington, D.C., office.
Eldred is recognized as one of the leading hospitality lawyers representing hotel owners and operators in the acquisition, [...]

Big-name real estate companies investing big dollars in retail

Monday, February 12th, 2007

Durham’s burgeoning retail sector is drawing shoppers of a different sort — national real estate firms with deep pockets that are spending tens of millions to buy area shopping centers as investments.
In the last couple of years, big-name companies with billions in assets have spent $100 million to acquire four retail centers in Durham and [...]