City: Charlotte

August 23, 1999Cherokee investment fund totals $260 MlnTriangle Business Journal, Aug. 23RALEIGH – Part capitalist, part environmentalist, Tom Darden has combined the two sides of his persona in a huge fund that will buy and clean up contaminated properties nationwide. ...

July 29, 1999Gulf-front land boosts St. Joe Co.The Orlando Sentinel July 29JACKSONVILLE – In the past two years, Jacksonville-based St. Joe Co. has evolved from an agricultural, paper products and transportation giant to one of the largest real estate development ...

July 27, 1999Coconut Creek site back on marketSouth Florida Business Journal, July 26COCONUT CREEK, Fla.-– Wayne Huizenga has put an 84-acre slice of Coconut Creek back on the market after a deal for the site fell through. Huizenga is seeking ...

July 20, 1999 CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Boddie-Noell Properties, Inc. (Amex: BNP), a Charlotte-based real estate investment trust, declared a regular quarterly dividend of $0.31 a share, to be paid Aug. 17 to shareholders of record as of Aug. 2.

Charlotte Business JournalBB&D Investments has offered $40.6 million for the Hal Marshall Center, a 12-acre property in Charlotte, N.C. The bid is expected to be the highest received for the property, at 700 N. Tyron St. Since the land is ...

Charlotte Business JournalBB&D Investments has offered $40.6 million for the Hal Marshall Center, a 12-acre property in Charlotte, N.C. The bid is expected to be the highest received for the property, at 700 N. Tyron St. Since the land is ...

Charlotte ObserverThe Trump Organization has decided to back out of an office-building purchase in Charlotte, N.C. No official word was given for the decision to bypass on the property, at 600 S. College St. The Trump group has been eyeing ...

Charlotte ObserverThe Trump Organization has decided to back out of an office-building purchase in Charlotte, N.C. No official word was given for the decision to bypass on the property, at 600 S. College St. The Trump group has been eyeing ...

Charlotte ObserverRetail developments in Charlotte, N.C., are experiencing record-low vacancy rates, according to data compiled by Karnes Research Co. Six years ago, the retail vacancy rate in the region stood at 9.4 percent. By the end of 2006, it fell ...

Charlotte ObserverRetail developments in Charlotte, N.C., are experiencing record-low vacancy rates, according to data compiled by Karnes Research Co. Six years ago, the retail vacancy rate in the region stood at 9.4 percent. By the end of 2006, it fell ...