May 16, 2003 Gilbane Properties has purchased two buildings in Providence, R.I., for $48 million: One Financial Plaza, formerly known as the Hospital Trust Tower; and 15 Westminster St., the old Rhode Island Hospital Trust headquarters.The Class-A office buildings were ...
May 5, 2003 Getty Realty Corp. has closed on its purchase of 41 retail service stations and convenience stores in Massachusetts and Rhode Island for about $13 million.The company agreed to buy the properties earlier this year in a transaction ...
April 22, 2003 Boston GlobeGTech Holdings Corp. will not sell its West Greenwich, R.I., headquarters to a biotechnology company, but will still move to Providence, according to a report by the Associated Press. The lottery systems giant said negotiations with ...
April 21, 2003 The Boston GlobeFleetBoston Financial Corp. has sold its headquarters building in downtown Providence, R.I., for $21.3 million. Inland Real Estate Acquisitions Inc. of Oak Brook, Ill., bought the 349,000-square-foot building, which the bank will lease back under ...
April 10, 2003 The Providence JournalGTECH Holdings Corp. plans to move its corporate headquarters to downtown Providence, R.I., in a deal that will bring the first new office building in more than a decade to the capital city. The lottery ...
aka Superman building; bank will lease back under a 10-year deal that has six five-year renewal options.
February 4, 2003 Getty Realty Corp. (NYSE:GTY) has agreed to pay $13.1 million for 42 service station and convenience properties in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.Getty, which did not identify the seller, which had been leasing each of the properties for ...
January 24, 2003 The Providence (R.I.) JournalPROVIDENCE, R.I. – Armory Revival Co., of Providence, and Struever Bros. Eccles & Rouse, of Baltimore, are teaming up to drastically rehabilitate two 19th-century, red-brick mill complexes, redo at least three more commercial buildings ...
assumed a $24.3 million mortgage in the transaction
August 20, 2002 SMITHFIELD, R.I. – Wachovia Securities has provided $52.5 million of fixed-rate financing for the 588,294-square-foot Crossing at Smithfield shopping center that opened in July.The 10-year financing was arranged by Sarah Leggat and Greg LaBine of Holliday Fenoglio ...
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