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Study Finds Law Firms Leasing Less Space

remstaff &Globe Street | June 26, 2002

WASHINGTON, DC-Julien J. Studley's National Law Firm Benchmark Survey finds law firms taking on less and less office space, thereby cutting back enormously on their second-largest expense--real estate.

23,400 SF Erased From Houston Industrial Market

remstaff &Globe Street | June 26, 2002

HOUSTON-A lampshade wholesaler takes 12,905 sf at 7808 Kempwood Dr. An engineering firm signs for 10,500 sf at 12112 Almeda Rd. The larger deal comes down between tenant Vision Comfort and Weingarten.

Report Suggests Office Market Won't Turn Around This Year

remstaff &Globe Street | June 26, 2002

PORTLAND, OR-Any hope for a speedy recovery of the region's office market following an optimistic Q1 report has waned. A preliminary Q2 report suggests that local office markets slipped backward, with vacancy rising, rents declining and absorption back in the red zone.

46,600-Plus SF Serves as Nursing School's Interim Site

remstaff &Globe Street | June 26, 2002

HOUSTON-The Prairie View A&M University's nursing school relocates for renovations to its medical center building. The school takes up 46,667 sf of a 219,054-sf building on the southern fringe of Houston's CBD.

GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVE: Major Law Firm Signs 61,000-SF Lease for HQ

remstaff &Globe Street | June 26, 2002

WEST ORANGE, NJ-Wolff & Sampson, one of the 10 largest legal firms in NJ, will move its main office to a new building here. GVA Williams did the deal for the property owner, and C&W repped the tenant.

Tech Crash Continues to Take Toll on SF Office Market

remstaff &Globe Street | June 25, 2002

SAN FRANCISCO-Cushman & Wakefield has released its preliminary second-quarter 2002 report, which reveals that the San Francisco office market is still suffering from the technology crash.

Tech Crash Continues to Take Toll on SF Office Market

remstaff &Globe Street | June 25, 2002

SAN FRANCISCO-Cushman & Wakefield has released its preliminary second-quarter 2002 report, which reveals that the San Francisco office market is still suffering from the technology crash.

Excess of Capital Makes Seattle's Real Estate Market a Competitive Force

remstaff &Globe Street | June 25, 2002

SEATTLE-Across America, the excess of capital available for real estate investments is creating a competitive market. According to Cushman & Wakefield, Seattle is more competitive than it has been in two years.

Industry Still Wrestling With 'Business Trauma'

remstaff &Globe Street | June 25, 2002

CHICAGO-Building Owners and Managers Association convention-goers get a downbeat forecast for the office and industrial markets during a panel discussion kicking off Asset Management Day. "What has happened today is totally beyond comprehension," observes Real Estate Media editor-in-chief Michael G. Desiato.

Hunter Douglas Settles Into 28,800 SF of Sublease Space

remstaff &Globe Street | June 25, 2002

MCALLEN, TX-The window furnishings retailer takes advantage of sublease availability from Victory Packaging. The McAllen location came with terms for a take-back, if needed, confides a broker on the deal.

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Study Finds Law Firms Leasing Less Space

23,400 SF Erased From Houston Industrial Market

Report Suggests Office Market Won't Turn Around This Year

46,600-Plus SF Serves as Nursing School's Interim Site

GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVE: Major Law Firm Signs 61,000-SF Lease for HQ

Tech Crash Continues to Take Toll on SF Office Market

Tech Crash Continues to Take Toll on SF Office Market

Excess of Capital Makes Seattle's Real Estate Market a Competitive Force

Industry Still Wrestling With 'Business Trauma'

Hunter Douglas Settles Into 28,800 SF of Sublease Space

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