Multi-family Housing

DENVER-On Wednesday, Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children at Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center is formally starting its $128-million expansion in Denver.

MIAMI BEACH, FL-BH III LLC, a real estate developer, has completed the construction of a six-story, 116-unit high-end condo project at Terra Beachside 6000 Collins.

MIAMI-Coral Gables Associates has selected Cushman & Wakefield, commercial real estate brokers and consultants, as exclusive leasing agent for its Columbus Center in Coral Gables.

NEW YORK CITY-SL Green divested the property for an $118-million profit.

NEW YORK CITY-The key players in the World Trade Center's construction gathered at 7 WTC for thank you's, mea culpa's, naysayer reprimanding and a look toward the future.

ALISO VIEJO, CA-The building is leased primarily to Kaiser Permanente. The buyer is an Irvine firm that specializes in medical office space.

SAN DIEGO-Kearny Real Estate Co. acquires a 74,000-square-foot flex research facility via short sale and sells 50 acres of land in two recently closed transactions.

EMPORIA, KS-The Los Angeles-based firm specializes in net lease properties, and saw a deal here on a 56-year-old leased complex.

TORRANCE, CA-Pierre Sprinkler & Landscape partners with Hensel Phelps Construction Co. on the emergency room expansion project at Harbor UCLA Medical Center.

RICHMOND, VA-All four active CMBS players were interested in financing the acquisition of Short Pump Station here.

GREENSBORO, NC-Blue Vista Capital Management picks up 836,500-square foot warehouse in a struggling Greensboro industrial submarket.

COCONUT GROVE, FL.-After converting to office condos and back again, SBS Tower is inking significant leases in the Coconut Grove submarket.

DALLAS-The 42-acre property at North Central Expressway and Walnut Hill Lane was slated for a massive residential, apartment, office and retail project.

HOWELL, NJ-'Life companies continue to return to market seeking to finance low leverage stabilized assets in the nation's top five metro markets,' says the firm's Mark Scott.

CHICAGO-The company still seeks a large office or hotel user to lease or buy more than 100,000 square feet at the 10-story tower in the River North submarket.

SACRAMENTO-The new Sacramento office will be headed by David Capel and Cameron Fowler.

GREENBELT, MD-Federal Capital Partners and Angelo, Gordon are selling the 320-garden unit property to Harbor Group.

NEW YORK CITY-Executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Christopher Ward, sees the completion of the World Trade Center as a return of businesses and normality downtown.

MADRID- The malls include more than 5.4 million square feet under management, and coverage of more than 100 shops per center.

NEW YORK CITY-The housing market slump is forcing homebuilders to demand cheaper prices for lands from land brokers, while in some cases, pulling out of contracts completely.