Medical Properties Trust closes Australia sales; Showa Group appoints new president, COO; Oakworth Capital opens Charlotte office; Mobile office tower may convert to apartments

Birmingham-based Medical Properties Trust has closed the sale of its four remaining Australian facilities for about $305 million

Medical Properties Trust closes Australia sales

Birmingham-based Medical Properties Trust has closed the sale of its four remaining Australian facilities for about $305 million. Since the end of the second quarter, the company has sold seven facilities and now owns properties in nine countries across three continents.  – BusinessWire

 

Showa Group appoints new president, COO

Charles Miller has been named the new president and COO of the Americas and Oceania for Showa Group, the medical and industrial hand-protection manufacturer that has a plant in Fayette. The company is based in Georgia. – Canadian Occupational Safety

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Oakworth Capital opens Charlotte office

Birmingham-based Oakworth Capital Bank has opened an office in Charlotte, North Carolina. The bank now has four offices around the Southeast. – Cision

 

Mobile office tower may convert to apartments

Plans are being drawn up to convert Mobile’s Riverview Plaza office tower into apartments. Gavin Bender of Bender Real Estate Group says the 13-story tower project will “happen probably next year.” – AL.com

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