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Joyner Commercial announces the following transactions: Steve Greer and Matt Carter were the agents in the lease of 1,600 SF at 24 Vardry St., Suite 203, in Greenville to Jordan Construction. Ted Arnold was the agent in the sale 2,400 SF of warehouse space at 102 S. Moore St., Duncan. Wayne Smith and Hope Tz Schmalzl were the agents in the sale of the business at 2829 Gentry Memorial Highway , Pickens. Hays Reynolds was the agent in the sale of a restaurant at 110 W. Butler Road in Mauldin to White Horn LLC . Matt Carter was the agent in the lease of 1,281 SF of office space at 221 Cooper Lane, Easley, by Karick Development to Technoflex Inc. Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer announces the following transactions: Brian J. Young and Lyn Norton were the agents in the sale of two industrial buildings totaling 342 ,838 SF on 39.25 acres at 3001 N. Blackstock Road , Buildings 1 and 2, in Spartanburg, by RT Blackstock Complex LLC to Crimson Palmetto Holdings LLC . Charlie Whitmire was t...

Wheelhouse offices fill about 12,000 square feet at 574 Santa Fe Drive . (Burl Rolett)" /> Wheelhouse offices fill about 12,000 square feet at 574 Santa Fe Drive . (Burl Rolett) A company charged with leasing nearly 100 apartment buildings around Denver is ready to buy a place of its own. Property manager Wheelhouse Apartments , along with its construction and commercial management wings , has moved to the former BillTrust building at Sixth Avenue and Santa Fe Drive with plans of buying a share of the office property in the next month. Wheelhouse owner Zvi Rudawsky said he was looking for a change from the firm’s previous space in a midrise office building at 90 Madison St. “We were in Cherry Creek before, and it was a good building and a good space, but it was much more corporate,” he said. “It worked well for us, but this really is just such a unique space and it fits our culture a lot better.” Wheelhouse Apartments , Wheelhouse Management and Wheelhouse Construction ...

We’re a particularly strong and well-capitalized company with a very strong investment record . Joe Lubeck Executive chairman, Landmark Apartment Trust of America Inc. The recession and slumping housing market made the past few years a good time to invest in apartments — and Landmark Apartment Trust of America Inc. was poised to take action. By acquiring more than $1 billion in properties in 2013, Landmark now owns or manages almost 33,000 units, says Joe Lubeck, executive chairman. This correlates with increased interest in renting. “We see that a lot of people are more interested in job portability and the ability to relocate from one city based on job availability, and they also no longer perceive a house as being the solid investment that it once was,” Lubeck says. “As a result, we’re seeing significant growth in the household formative years , the 25- to 40-year-old market, where people are specifically looking to be renters by choice.” Targeting distressed properties that c...

MCKINNEY, TX - MIG Real Estate , a Newport Beach, California- based real estate investment company , has completed the acquisition of Regency at Stonebridge Ranch , a 301- unit luxury townhome apartment community in McKinney, Texas." MIG Real Estate recognized Regency at Stonebridge Ranch as an exciting opportunity to invest in a market with strong population and job growth," said Greg Merage, CEO of MIG Real Estate . "Regency at Stonebridge Ranch offers a unique package of luxury amenities and value-add potential through interior upgrades in an area where multifamily housing is in high demand." Regency at Stonebridge Ranch is located at 2305 S. Custer Rd. within the larger Stonebridge Ranch master - planned community in the Dallas, Texas suburb of McKinney. Situated six miles east of McKinney's historic downtown, residents have access to shops, restaurants and the McKinney Performing Arts Center . The community's location offers proximity to near...

The redevelopment of Tall Oaks Village Center will once again go before Reston’s Design Review Board during its meeting tonight. In July, the DRB deferred voting on approval of the site plan for the project that will see Tall Oaks transformed into a mostly residential neighborhood. Plans call for 156 homes (a mix of townhomes, 2-over-2 townhomes and multifamily buildings), community space, 8,500 square foot of retail and about 6,000 square feet of office space. In the presentation developers Jefferson Apartment Group and architects KTGY will present to the DRB (download), additional elevation maps are provided for the Board to consider. In addition, more detailed information about the common areas, tree buffer along North Shore Drive and more will be provided as requested by the DRB in July. Among other topics on the agenda: Plans for a new building for Martin Luther King Jr . Christian Church ( 11400 North Shore Drive ) will go before the DRB. The Board will consider a request ...

By Nancy Sarnoff , Houston Chronicle Updated 3:41 pm, Tuesday, May 9, 2017 Image 1 of / 6 Caption Close Image 1 of 6 Image 2 of 6 Image 3 of 6 Rendering of first phase of Buffalo Heights District . Rendering of first phase of Buffalo Heights District . Image 4 of 6 The Memorial Heights apartment complex Dec . 13, 2016, in Houston. ( James Nielsen / Houston Chronicle ) The Memorial Heights apartment complex Dec . 13, 2016, in Houston. ( James Nielsen / Houston Chronicle ) Photo: James Nielsen, Staff Image 5 of 6 The Memorial Heights apartment complex Dec . 13, 2016, in Houston. ( James Nielsen / Houston Chronicle ) The Memorial Heights apartment complex Dec . 13, 2016, in Houston. ( James Nielsen / Houston Chronicle ) Photo: James Nielsen, Staff Image 6 of 6 The Memorial Heights apartment complex Dec . 13, 2016, in Houston. ( James Nielsen / Houston Chronicle ) The Memorial Heights apartment complex Dec . 13, 2016, in Houston. ( James Nielsen / Houston Chronicle ) Photo: Jame...

The Edmond City Council this week voted 3-1 with one abstention favoring the commercial site plan for The Campbell, to be located north of Campbell, west of Jackson and south of Edwards. Councilwoman Elizabeth Waner cast the no vote and Councilwoman Victoria Caldwell abstained from voting. Variances include : • 10' front yard setback variances on Campbell and Edwards; • Parking requirement to include a 25 percent exemption for not only the non- residential square footage of the project but also the multi-family units in the project; and • Sign variance for blade sign to extend over the right-of-way. Two buildings with streetscaping will be constructed with shared parking between them. Facing Edwards will be building A, a 39,954 square foot 3- story building housing with 36 apartments, said Randy Entz, city planner. Building B, a 43,203 square foot four- story building facing Campbell , will have retail/restaurant uses on the first floor, apartments and offices on the second...

Illinois-based multifamily developer  Banner Real Estate Group  has the initial support of city staff for its proposed 13-story mixed-use apartment building planned in Downtown Orlando, but has also been put on notice that key design elements must change in the coming months.  Conceptual plans and new renderings for the 13- story building will go before Orlando's Appearance Review Board on Thursday for a courtesy review.  That's being done by the developer, civil engineer  Kimley-Horn  and architect  Baker Barrios  to get valuable early feedback from the ARB and staff on their design, before an eventual Master Plan filing . Banner will have to submit again for a formal ARB review and approval, prior to submitting for building permits.  Banner Real Estate project aerial map" class="trb_em_ic_img" title=" Banner Real Estate project aerial map" src="src" /> This would be Banner's entry to the Central Florida market , with a propo...