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European Facility Managers Come Together in Single Network

remstaff &Globe Street | September 12, 2003

NAARDEN, NETHERLANDS-All 14 European Chapters of the International Facility Management Association join the European Facility Management Network, bringing together all of the leading professional associations, academic and research institutions into one European collaborative organization.

Smith to Speak at SIOR Luncheon

remstaff &Globe Street | September 12, 2003

SOUTHFIELD, MI-The chief economist of SIOR will offer his forecast at a luncheon here this month. Smith has been dubbed the "most accurate forecast" by the Wall Street Journal three of the past six years.

Loft Project to Break Gound in South Beach

remstaff &Globe Street | September 12, 2003

MIAMI-The Montclair, being developed by Alan Lieberman and Gregg Covin, will feature 41 units sized from 1,050 sf to 2,300 sf and priced between $321,000 and $700,000. It was designed by Chad Oppenheim.

Edwards Systems Plans 100,000-SF Office HQ

remstaff &Globe Street | September 12, 2003

BRADENTON, FL-Duke Realty Corp. of Indianapolis is scheduled to break ground later this month on the 12-acre, $18 million build-to-suit project within Town Center at Lakewood Ranch in Manatee County, about 80 miles northwest of Downtown Orlando.

1801 K St. Comes off the Market for $182M

remstaff &Globe Street | September 12, 2003

WASHINGTON, DC-The 565,000-sf building at 1801 K St. finds a new owner as affiliates of Starwood Capital Group Global LLC's Starwood Global Opportunity Fund VI acquire the property for a reported $182 million.

346-Unit Kensington Place Gets BRA Approval

remstaff &Globe Street | September 12, 2003

BOSTON-A controversial 346-unit residential project, called Residences at Kensington Place, gets final approval from the Boston Redevelopment Authority.

Research Forest Tenant Re-Ups 25,791 SF

remstaff &Globe Street | September 12, 2003

THE WOODLANDS, TX-McLeod Telecommunications Services rolls a sublease to a direct lease after the Woodlands Operating Co. offers to "considerably revamp the space" to keep the tenant in place at a building that's up for sale.

14,405 SF Locked Down in Northwest Houston

remstaff &Globe Street | September 12, 2003

HOUSTON-Absolute Color moves into 10,000 sf and the Scooter Store takes 4,405, both industrial leases along West 12th Street. The printing company's five-year lease fills a building, which is shared with the owner's seafood company.

San Diego Employment Holds Steady

remstaff &Globe Street | September 12, 2003

SAN DIEGO-The county has recorded an unemployment rate of 4.3% for the month of August, according to a report released today by the California Employment Development Department. The figure reflects a slight improvement from July, when the region reported an unemployment level of 4.7%.

Jameson Inns Aims to Drop REIT Status

remstaff &Globe Street | September 12, 2003

ATLANTA-Anxious to grow without having to pay dividends to shareholders, the nine-year-old hotel real estate investment trust plans to buy its leasing arm, Kitchin Hospitality LLC, for $1.3 million and use the proceeds to pay off taxes due from the transaction.

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European Facility Managers Come Together in Single Network

Smith to Speak at SIOR Luncheon

Loft Project to Break Gound in South Beach

Edwards Systems Plans 100,000-SF Office HQ

1801 K St. Comes off the Market for $182M

346-Unit Kensington Place Gets BRA Approval

Research Forest Tenant Re-Ups 25,791 SF

14,405 SF Locked Down in Northwest Houston

San Diego Employment Holds Steady

Jameson Inns Aims to Drop REIT Status

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