Supertel Hospitality, Inc. Shareholders Approve $30 Million Investment in Supertel by Argentina-based Company

 NORFOLK, NB– Supertel Hospitality, Inc. (NASDAQ: SPPR), a real estate investment trust (REIT) which owns 99 hotels in 23 states, announced that at a special meeting held on January 31, 2012, the shareholders of the company approved the $30 million investment in the company by Real Estate Strategies L.P. (“RES”), an investment vehicle indirectly controlled by IRSA Inversiones y Representaciones Sociedad Anónima (“IRSA”), an Argentinean-based publicly traded company.

At the special meeting the shareholders of Supertel, by the requisite vote, approved the issuance and sale of the 3,000,000 shares of preferred stock, 30,000,000 shares of common stock of Supertel which may be issued upon conversion of the preferred stock, and warrants to purchase an additional 30,000,000 shares of common stock.

Supertel mailed a proxy statement on December 29, 2011 to its shareholders in connection with the special meeting.

Supertel and RES expect to complete the issuance and sale of the preferred stock within the next two weeks. 

IRSA Inversiones y Representaciones Sociedad Anónima (NYSE:IRS/BCBA:IRSA) (“IRSA”) is the largest and leading Argentinean diversified real estate company, and the only company in the industry whose shares are listed on both the Bolsa de Comercio de Buenos Aires (“BASE”) and in The New York Stock Exchange.

Through its subsidiaries, IRSA manages an expanding top portfolio of shopping malls, and office buildings, primarily in the City of Buenos Aires, Argentina (business district top right photo)

The company also owns four luxury hotels and a huge landbank to develop both residential and commercial future projects.

Additionally, IRSA currently owns a stake in Banco Hipotecario S.A., Argentina’s leading mortgage bank. In the US, IRSA owns a 9% equity stake in Hersha Hospitality Trust and commercial real estate properties in NYC, including ownership and management of the Lipstick building at 885 Third Avenue and ownership of the building at 183 Madison Avenue.

 For more information or to make a hotel reservation, visit www.supertelinc.com.

Contacts:

Ms. Krista Arkfeld

Director of Corporate Communications

402-371-2520                                                             

karkfeld@supertelinc.com

Supertel Hospitality, Inc.                                         

1800 W Pasewalk Ave, Suite 200                             

Norfolk, NE  68701                                                   

http://www.supertelinc.com/  

Patrick Daly

Account Supervisor

Daly Gray, Inc.

patrick@dalygray.com

Office:  (703) 435-6293

Cell:  (703) 300-8289

Davidson Hotels & Resorts Opens Hyatt North Houston; New Flag Flies on Former Crowne Plaza Houston Greenspoint

  

HOUSTON, TX,  Feb.  1, 2012—Officials with Davidson Hotels & Resorts, one of the nation’s largest independent hotel management companies, and Hyatt Hotels Corporation (NYSE:H) today announced the opening of the fifth Hyatt hotel in Houston, the 335-room Hyatt North Houston (top left and middle right photos). 

The hotel, formerly known as the Crowne Plaza Houston North-Greenspoint, is operated by Davidson under a franchise agreement with an affiliate of Hyatt Hotels Corporation. 

“Having recently completed a major, multi-million dollar renovation, Hyatt North Houston is well positioned as a premier hotel catering to the needs of Houston area visitors,” said Patrick Lupsha (middle left photo), Davidson’s chief operating officer.

“We look forward to leveraging the tremendous tools Hyatt has to offer.  The strengths of the brand, when combined with our focus on creating tremendous guest experiences, will provide an unrivaled choice for business, group and leisure travelers in North Houston.”

Located at 425 N. Sam Houston Parkway East in the heart of North Houston near numerous corporate headquarters and retail offerings, George Bush Intercontinental Airport, and the Greenspoint business district,

Hyatt North Houston features such amenities as a state-of-the-art fitness facility, tropical style outdoor swimming pool and spa, business center and gift shop.  Additionally, the property provides 27,000 square feet of meeting space and an all-day American cuisine restaurant, Grill 425. 

The eight-story Hyatt North Houston is the fifth full-service Hyatt managed by Davidson Hotels & Resorts (with a sixth property recently announced), making Davidson the largest independent operator of full-service Hyatt hotels in the industry.

“Houston is an increasingly popular destination for business and leisure travelers,” said Chuck Floyd (lower right photo), chief operating officer, North American operations, Hyatt Hotels Corporation.   “Hyatt North Houston will provide the level of service and authentic hospitality that Hyatt guests have come to expect.”

“Davidson is constantly assessing value creation strategies in order to provide owners with the best possible plans for maximizing asset value,” said Ted Arps (lower left photo), senior vice president, Davidson Hotels & Resorts.

 “By bringing an exceptional brand like Hyatt to the table, Davidson has afforded ownership the opportunity to create even more value in the property.  Combined with Hyatt’s distinctive portfolio of brands, commitment to its core values and culture and its resources that deliver long-term success, we believe this is the perfect marriage of players.”

 Additional information on Davidson may be found at www.davidsonhotels.com.

Contact:

Cyndi Norwood                                         Chris Daly (media)

Davison Hotels & Resorts                         Daly Gray Public Relations

(901) 821-4155                                          (703) 435-6293

cnorwood@davidsonhotels.com                chris@dalygray.com

 Patrick Daly

Account Supervisor

Daly Gray, Inc.

patrick@dalygray.com

Office:  (703) 435-6293

Cell:  (703) 300-8289

24th Hunter Hotel Investment Conference Set for March 18-20 in Atlanta

  

ATLANTA, GA,Feb.1, 2012—Officials today announced the timing and theme, as well as a host of key speakers for the 24th Hunter Hotel Investment Conference, one of the four major national annual hotel investment conferences.  The event will be held March 18-20 at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis in Atlanta, Georgia.

Keynote speakers for the event will be Tom Corcoran (top left photo), chairman of FelCor Lodging Trust, one of the hotel industry’s largest and oldest REITs that currently owns 76 hotels and David Morris, Senior Government & Politics Editor at The Kiplinger Letter.

 H.P. Rama (middle right photo), CHA, chairman of JHM Enterprises will be honored with the Hunter Conference Award for Excellence and Inspiration for both his leadership as a hotel owner and for his extensive philanthropic activities. 

The “Hunter Conference” focuses on hotel owners and emphasizes hotel real estate and finance.  Networking with fellow hotel owners and industry leaders is a key component.

Among the more than 100 conference speakers will be:

 Mike Leven, president & COO, Las Vegas Sands Corporation;

 Dr. Rajeev Dhawan, nationally known economist;

Ed Kobel, president of DeBartolo Development;

Gary DeLapp, president & CEO, Extended State Hotels;

Dan Hansen, president and CEO, Summit Hotel Properties, Inc.;

Jennifer A. Dakin, SVP, team leader, Hospitality Finance Group, Wells Fargo Bank;

Scott Andrews, SVP, GE Franchise Finance;

 Sam Reynolds, Apple REIT;

 Naveen Kakarla, president & CEO, Hersha Hospitality Management;

Jim Merkel, president & CEO, RockBridge Capital;

Liam Brown, Marriott International, Inc.;

Joel Eisemann, CDO of IHG;

Nancy Johnson, Chair, AHLA;

Gary Dollens, global head, franchise select brands, Hyatt Hotels Corporation.

 “After three years of the most difficult downturn in modern hotel history, hoteliers are feeling more optimistic about the future and now are looking at the upside potential, which is our focus this year,” said Bob Hunter (top right photo), CEO of Hunter Realty and conference co-chair. 

“We saw a positive turnaround in confidence at last year’s conference with our second highest attendance ever and expect this to be a record year.”

For more information on the program and to register, please visit the conference website at www.HunterConference.com, or contact Bob Hunter, Lee Hunter or Nancy Petenbrink, Conference Director, at 770-916-0300 or by email at nancy.petenbrink@hunterhotels.net.  The conference headquarters is located at 300 Galleria Parkway, S-620, Atlanta, Ga. 30339.

Contact: 

Jerry Daly, Chris Daly

Daly Gray Public Relations

(703) 435-6293

jerry@dalygray.com

chris@dalygray.com

Patrick Daly

Account Supervisor

Daly Gray, Inc.

patrick@dalygray.com

Office:  (703) 435-6293

Cell:  (703) 300-8289

Strand Development Eyes National Expansion as “Pure” Management Company

 CHARLOTTE, NC and MYRTLE BEACH, SC, Feb. 1, 2012—Strand Development Co., LLC, a major third-party hotel operator, today announced plans to expand further into the Midwest and to the West Coast within the next three to five years.

 In the past 24 months, the company has extended its management reach well beyond the Carolinas, adding hotels in Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Michigan to its growing management portfolio.

 “2011 was a breakout year for Strand,” said John Pharr, president of Strand Development, Co., LLC.  “We transformed from a narrowly focused company managing hotels in a handful of states to a hotel operator with a geographically diversified, 70-hotel portfolio in 12 states and a solid footprint east of the Mississippi. 

“We have significantly upgraded our proprietary management systems and infrastructure, not only to provide improved service for our existing clients, but to prepare for continued, measured expansion on an on-going basis. 

“Our goal is to grow by approximately 20 to 30 percent annually, focusing on further filling out our managed portfolio east of the Mississippi, especially the Midwest, Florida and the Gulf Coast, and eventually expanding westward, to become a truly national operator.”

Pharr said that Strand’s business model is to remain a “pure” hotel management company.  “Most other major hotel management companies have multiple divisions,” he said.  “Today it is not uncommon for third-party operators to own, operate, develop and even broker hotels. 

“We believe this diversification may be good for the operator but deflects their attention away from the reason they were hired…to manage the hotel.  With our business model, I don’t have to worry about paying mortgages on Strand’s hotels; instead I’m able to focus on making sure that our owners can pay theirs.”

Contact:

Chris Daly

President

Daly Gray, Inc.

Ph: 703-435-6293

Cell: 703-864-5553

 chris@dalygray.com

RECI Finds Low Mortgage Rates Saving Many Cash-Flow Transactions

CHICAGO, IL, Feb.  1, 2012 - The nation's economy is showing signs of improvement in the early part of the year, despite modest income growth and overall weak labor markets.  Key trends show mixed signals including:

*    The Fed's announcement to hold down rates over the next year is part of a continued trend for record-low rates to boost the economy.  During the past month, rates have steadily dropped with overall mortgage rates falling within the 3.25% or greater range for five-year, fixed rate debt and starting a 4% for ten-year debt.

*    Stubbornly low interest rates fuel core-property pricing levels as never seen before. Middle to higher single-digit overall rates of return are now more acceptable for such properties core assets.

*    Even as interest rates are extremely low, mortgage spreads continue to tighten with Agencies leading the way by 5 basis points or more. Mortgage investor demand continues unabated.

*    Insatiable demand for multifamily properties continues to stoke new-construction pipelines to peak levels around many parts of the country, with 2014-15 seen as cautionary years of oversupply.

*    Other than multifamily properties, a new development supply pipeline is trickling across all other segments, helping to assure a more balanced supply demand recovery even in the face of a slowing economy.

*    Office markets still crippled, while industrial properties are modestly improving.  Investors return to these two sectors as yields are more attractive and most see the markets have bottomed-out in the foreseeable future.  Productivity gains drive investors to look for "smart" vs. lower-priced "commodity" space.

*    The retail sector is modestly returning, despite historically high vacancies. Limited new supply and weak demand.  Limited new supply with selective demand assures a delicate balance of modest rent growth supported by a limited recovery. With "value" as the buzzword in the industry, retailers are crossing into different sectors creating more consumer confusion (Malls are offering discount merchandise)

*    Overall real estate capital pricing viewed as a good "relative value" as compared to stocks and bonds.

*    Secondary markets offer more attractive yields, but investor interest is still tepid as job growth and economic uncertainty leave manymarkets behind the hotter coastal areas.

According to Jeanne Peck (top right photo) of the Real Estate Capital Institute, "Mortgage rates continue to be the salvation of most cash-flowing transactions. If

projects don't pencil out at such low rates, little or no hope remains for such assets."

Contact:

The   Real Estate Capital Institute(r)

3517 West Arthington Street

Chicago, Illinois USA 60624

Jeanne Peck, Research Director

director@reci.com 

www.reci.com

Voit Real Estate Services Expands Its Presence with New Satellite Office in Reno, NV

 Reno, NV, (Jan. 30, 2012) –Voit Real Estate Services has announced that the company is expanding its presence with the addition of a new satellite office in Reno, Nev. to meet growing demand for brokerage and asset services in the market, according to Kevin Sheehan (top left photo), Managing Director of Voit’s Sacramento office.

 Sheehan will oversee Voit’s new Reno satellite office, which is located at 5426 Longley Lane in Reno, Nev.

“As part of a strategic growth initiative throughout the company, Voit has doubled its presence in the past two years and put boots on the ground in markets like Phoenix and Sacramento,” said Sheehan.  “We are investing in Reno to ensure that our services are fully accessible to our clients in that market.”

Bob Keady (top right photo), a Vice President in Voit’s Sacramento office, has acted as a liaison between financial institutions and Reno-area brokers on a number of local projects over the past few months, according to Sheehan.  Keady will work from Voit’s new Reno satellite office and will continue to take on new assignments there.

Contact:

Judith Brower / Jenn Quader

Brower, Miller & Cole

(949) 955-7940

JQuader@browermillercole.com

 Voit Completes Sale of Commerce Office Park in Commerce, CA

Commerce, CA (Jan. 30, 2012) – Voit Real Estate Services’ Irvine office has successfully completed the sale of Commerce Office Park (middle right photo), a 285,368 square-foot institutional quality office campus located at 4900, 5500, 5700 and 5770 South Eastern Avenue, and 5801 East Slauson Avenue in Commerce, Calif. 

This Class A, five-building office property is situated on six separate parcels in the Los Angeles Basin.

Dan Vittone (lower left photo), Senior Vice President, SIOR and Alan Pekarcik (lower right photo), Executive Vice President, SIOR, in Voit’s Irvine office represented the seller, Thompson National Properties on behalf of the tenant-in-common owners of record, and the buyer, Omninet Commerce, LP. 

Kevin Shannon, Scott Schumacher and Ken White of CBRE and Tom Sheets of Cushman & Wakefield also represented the seller.

“Commerce Office Park was 90 percent leased at the time of this sale, predominantly to departments of LA County and the State of California,” said Vittone. “This investment offers the buyer the ability to increase rents over time and potentially sell off the 5 buildings individually as they are each situated upon their own parcel.”

 The Commerce office submarket is approximately 1.1 million square feet, and has had no speculative office construction since 1991, according to Vittone. 

Commerce Office Park is located on the corner of S. Eastern and E. Slauson Avenues, and has access to a number of major Los Angeles freeways including the Long Beach I-710, Santa Ana I-5, SR- 60, San Gabriel I-605 and Century I-105 freeway.

“Commerce Office Park is the newest addition to Omninet Capital’s office portfolio in Los Angeles and ends the 2011 year with over $200 Million in commercial acquisitions,” said Michael Daniel, a Partner at Omninet Capital.

Contact:

Judith Brower

Brower, Miller & Cole

(949) 955-7940

JBrower@browermillercole.com

CRE Show: U.S. Industrial Market Set to Take Off

 ATLANTA, GA – It may be the least glamorous of the commercial real estate sectors, but the U.S. industrial market is set to shine in the near future and will prove a popular destination for investors’ dollars.

 Guests on the most recent episode of the “Commercial Real Estate Show” shared those observations and others in a thorough update on the market. Topics included sector fundamentals, investment sales activity, tenant attitudes and spec development.

 Nationally, the industrial real estate market has experienced seven consecutive quarters ofpositive net absorption, noted Mike Felton (top right photo), vice president, corporate industrial services, for Bull Realty. In 2011, the national vacancy rate declined from 10 percent to 9.5 percent.

 Mitch Roschelle (top left photo), a partner with PricewaterhouseCoopers, said 2012 will be “a transition point” from the recent recession to a period of rent growth and new development. 2013 and 2014 will feature “a mini-explosion in the expansion of the sector,” he said.

Investment sales in the sector also will pick up steam in the year ahead, Roschelle predicted. “It’s a neat little niche in the commercial real estate sector that often gets overlooked because it’s not as sexy as some of the other property types but it’s got a great yield, and I think that’s going to be the catalyst for a big pickup in transaction volume, starting in 2012 and continuing thereafter,” he added.

 “I agree: I think it’s going to be a favored asset class moving forward,” replied show host Michael Bull (lower right photo), the founder of Bull Realty.

 Tenants are finally exhibiting at least some increased confidence, said Ralph Kittrell, (lower left photo) a principal with Exceter Property Group. “Being somewhat optimistic but being careful is the best way to put,” he said.

 “I would echo that … For every deal that’s got a right of first offer on a space that’s adjacent to them, it’s also got a termination option on what they’ve actually got under lease, so they’re looking to get out on both sides,” said Doug Smith, senior vice president for Seefried Properties.

 Kittrell also said his company is starting to see some demand for smaller deals. “I think that’s good because the smaller companies are starting to see some growth and coming back into the market,” he said.

 Approximately 40 percent of the 32 million square feet of industrial space under construction is spec development, Smith noted.

 In the near future, such development “is going to be spotty, and it’s going to be in specific markets where there’s some real drivers to convince folks to go spec, whether it’s in Florida or [Southern California’s] Inland Empire, Houston, and around some of the airports.”

 Contact:

Stephen Ursery

Wilbert News Strategies

sursery@wnspr.com

 www.CREshow.com.

CalPERS Names Stacie Sormano Chief of Retirement Research and Planning Division

SACRAMENTO, CA – The California Public Employees’ Retirement System (CalPERS) has named Stacie Sormano to lead the pension fund’s Retirement Research and Planning Division (RRPD).

The RRPD identifies retirement industry trends and develops new ways to better serve our members and employers. As the Chief of RRPD, Sormano and her team will be responsible for addressing public policy issues to proactively protect the sustainability of the retirement plan. Her appointment was effective January 1, 2012. She reports to Ann Boynton (top right photo), Deputy Executive Officer for Benefit Programs Policy and Planning.

“Stacie brings a wealth of leadership and experience to her new role,” said Boynton. “We will rely on her strengths in administration and analysis as we evaluate our own policies and participate in the Legislative process examining pension systems throughout the State.”

This is Sormano’s second stint at CalPERS. She served for four years as the Assistant Chief of CalPERS Health Policy and Program Support Division before moving on to First 5 California, where she served as the Deputy Director of the Research and Program Evaluation Division. Most recently, she was the Chief of the Office of Planning and Accreditation at the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.

Sormano holds a Master of Arts degree in Government and Public Policy, a Bachelor of Arts in Economics, and a Certificate in Management from the California State University, Sacramento.

CalPERS is the nation’s largest public pension fund with approximately $229.5 billion in assets, providing retirement benefits to more than 1.6 million State, public school, and local public agency employees, retirees, and their families, and health benefits to more than 1.3 million members. The average CalPERS pension is $2,332 per month. For more information about CalPERS, visit

Contact:

External Affairs Branch

(916) 795-3991

Robert Udall Glazier, Deputy Executive Officer

Brad Pacheco, Chief, Office of Public Affairs

www.calpers.ca.gov.

PCCP LLC Provides $22.56 Million Senior Loan to Refinance Portion of Westover Marketplace in San Antonio, TX

 SAN FRANCISCO, CA.. Jan. 31, 2012 - PCCP, LLC announced today it has provided a $22.55 million senior loan to refinance a 230,000 square foot portion of Westover Marketplace (top left aerial photo and bottom right photo)) in San Antonio, Texas on behalf of the owner, Coventry Real Estate Advisors.

Built in 2005, Westover Marketplace totals 600,000 square feet and is located at 8203 State Highway 151. The refinanced portion of the center is approximately 71 percent occupied with major tenants including Ross, PetSmart and Office Depot. Anchor tenants include Target and Lowe’s, which were not a part of the finance transaction.

 

“Given the healthy economic conditions in San Antonio, the prime location of this center at the corner of two major freeways, and the quality of the tenancy,  PCCP saw this  as a good opportunity to further its relationship with Coventry Real Estate Advisors,” said Jim Galovan, vice president with PCCP, LLC.

Galovan reported that Coventry has hired CBRE to manage the property as well as head up leasing activity. The major portion of the vacancy is a 48,000 square foot space formerly occupied by Sportsman’s Warehouse.

 Westover Marketplace is well-located along the heavily trafficked 410 loop in the northwest San Antonio submarket. The center is highly visible to 155,000 vehicle trips per day along Loop 410, while Highway 151 at this intersection sees another 80,000 vehicle trips per day.

The San Antonio area is one of the United States’ healthiest markets with 7.3 percent unemployment and 2.5 percent job growth in 2011. Population growth was twice the national average the past 12 months due to strong in-migration caused by its diversified economy and low cost of living.

PCCP, LLC is a premier real estate private equity firm focused on commercial real estate debt and equity investments.  PCCP has over $6 billion under management in multiple closed-end funds and joint ventures with institutional investors.

  With 33 investment professionals and 55 employees across four offices located in New York, San Francisco, Sacramento and Los Angeles, PCCP invests throughout the United States.

  Learn more about PCCP at www.pccpllc.com.

Contact: Darcie Giacchetto, Spaulding Thompson & Associates, 949.278.6224.

Charles Dunn Co. Completes $17 Million Sale of Los Angeles Multi-Family Property Portfolio totaling 199 Units

 LOS ANGELES, CA, Jan. 31, 2012 – Charles Dunn Company, one of the largest full-service regional real estate firms in the Western United States, has completed the $17,025,000 sale of a 199-unit multi-family portfolio consisting of four properties in the Mid-Wilshire submarket of Los Angeles. The properties are situated in prime Koreatown locations and are non-rent controlled buildings.

Janet Neman (top right photo) and Bryan Glenn (top left photo) of Charles Dunn Company represented both sides of the transaction.

The buyer was a Los Angeles-based investment company, and the seller was Los Angeles-based 4D Development.

 David Pourbaba (middle right photo), CEO of 4D Development, purchased the Mid-Wilshire portfolio as a distressed asset in 2011 from Wells Fargo Bank. Through repositioning of the asset and a change in management, he was able to improve the value of the portfolio and sell it approximately one year later for a substantial profit.

The closing cap rate was 7.16 percent. The Charles Dunn team won the listing over several other large brokerage firms and sold the property for substantially more than what other firms had originally suggested as an asking price. 

  

“We won the listing based on our successful sales track record and knowledge of the local market,” said Neman who marks this as her fourth transaction she has participated in with this portfolio over the past 10 years. “We quickly identified a buyer who owned similar product in the area and put in a strong offer before the portfolio officially hit the market.”

The properties are all renovated 1920s Art Deco architecture buildings and include 97 studio units and 102 one-bedroom units. Following is information on each property:

• 3835 W. 8th Street (bottom left photo) is six stories, was built in 1928, and includes 59 units
• 715 S. St. Andrews Place is four stories, was built in 1927 and includes 43 units
• 324 Catalina Avenue is four stories, was built in 1926 and includes 48 units
• 326 S. Normandie Avenue is five stories, was built in 1930 and includes 49 units
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   “The Mid-Wilshire multi-family submarket is showing strong rental demand with solid rental rates and the market vacancy factor at around four percent,” said Glenn. “This portfolio offered the buyer a rare opportunity to own vintage properties in great condition that are not subject to rent control.” 
  
  
  Glenn added that at the time of sale, the properties also had a higher than market vacancy factor and offered a repositioning opportunity through aggressive management.  
  
  
  Janet Neman is a senior managing director with Charles Dunn Company and is in the top 10 of the firm’s top producing agents. In 2011 she was chosen by Real Estate Forum magazine as a “Woman of Influence” in the commercial real estate industry.
  
  
  Contact:
  Darcie Giacchetto
  D.G. Communications, Inc.
  949.278.6224
   www.charlesdunn.com
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

Berger Commercial Realty Corp. Announces Three New Sales

  

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL – Berger Commercial Realty Corp., a full service commercial real estate firm based in Fort Lauderdale, and serving clients around the state, announced three new sales from Senior Vice President Steve Hyatt (top right photo)

 Hyatt represented receiver Lloyd Berger (lower left photo) in the sale of a 7-unit apartment complex, located at 3355 Central Ave. in Sarasota, for $170,000 to buyer Expat Properties.

 Hyatt also represented seller Symbolism Properties, LLC in the sale of an 18-unit apartment building, located at 2619- 2687 Crystal Lake Acres Drive in Lakeland, to OLI-5 LLC for $337,500.

 Additionally, Hyatt represented seller States Resources Corp. in the sale of a 1,745-square-foot office/warehouse building, located at 2440 N.W. 54th St. in Miami, to 2440 N.W. 54 LLC for $125,000.

 In 2011, Hyatt sold 13 apartment buildings, one former car dealership and an office warehouse building.

 Contact: 

Marielle Sologuren

Pierson Grant Public Relations

(954) 776-1999, ext. 226

msologuren@piersongrant.com