
John Sheridan paid $1.9 million for the lot at 2826 E. 3rd Ave. The building on it will become his when the ground lease expires in 2031.
John Sheridan paid $1.9 million for the lot at 2826 E. 3rd Ave. The building on it will become his when the ground lease expires in 2031.
The buyer, GM Development, has already brought new life to a condemned hostel in Uptown and a shuttered funeral home in Berkeley.
A gargantuan roundup this week with gyms, law firms and ice cream shops leasing space along with downtown office deals and apartment sales.
A five-story, 123-unit complex is planned for the property, which was previously home to a tortilla factory.
Peter Niederman, who sold his brokerage to Berkshire Hathaway, has been buying domains since the 1990s. He sold LosAngeles.com for three times what he paid.
Antero Resources, currently based next to Union Station, has zeroed in on a planned office building at 201 Fillmore St.
A development plan by a family that owns multiple parking lots was discussed publicly before a pause in 2019. They met with the city last week.
New York-based Rockefeller Group is moving out of coworking space into 3,000 square feet on the 24th floor of 1144 Fifteenth.
Candi CdeBaca, who pushed back against the previous request to build apartment towers, was absent from Monday’s meeting.
210 University last sold for $38.8 million in 2007, and was marketed by JLL as a redevelopment opportunity.
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