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Greenway Plaza Wins 259,400 SF in Office Leasing Round

remstaff &Globe Street | February 17, 2003

HOUSTON-Parsons Energy passes on a build-to-suit and instead signs a medium-term lease for its six-year address, taking 175,925 sf. Another veteran tenant adds 50,000 sf to a 240,000-sf lease and the balance goes to a newcomer.

Wait Ends for $14M Mixed-Use Project

remstaff &Globe Street | February 17, 2003

AUSTIN-Eleven East will break ground Wednesday, thanks to commitments from an office tenant and six retailers for the 57,000-sf project. Two commercial buildings, eight townhomes and six lofts are packaged into the East Side revitalization project.

AIMCO Earnings Up, Despite Tough Times

remstaff &Globe Street | February 17, 2003

DENVER-AIMCO, a major national apartment landlord, has announced its results for 2002. The numbers are reasonably good, mainly because of some property sales the REIT made last year.

American Residential Reports Rise in Earnings

remstaff &Globe Street | February 17, 2003

SAN DIEGO-The San Diego-based company announces consolidated net income of $4.7 million or $0.59 per diluted share for the fourth quarter of 2002. The figure represents a significant increase from third quarter 2002, when the firm reported a net loss of $3.5 million or $0.45 per diluted share.

Lorig Moving Ahead On Ravenna Court Apartments

remstaff &Globe Street | February 17, 2003

SEATTLE-The $7.5-million redevelopment of the Saxe Floral site will include a 33-unit apartment building with 2,000 sf of ground-floor retail as well as 32 for-sale townhome units in eight three-story buildings.

MDOT Again Hearing Public About 840-acre Project

remstaff &Globe Street | February 17, 2003

DETROIT-Four meetings will be held in Detroit and Ferndale, MI, regarding a train terminal project that will affect four counties. Resident and community leaders object to the potential for noise.

Sacramento Non-Profit Boosts Development

remstaff &Globe Street | February 17, 2003

SACRAMENTO, CA-Nehemiah Corp. of California has raised $26 million for a real estate equity fund designed to invest in mixed-use development projects in low and moderate-income neighborhoods.

Eighty-Unit Building First Step in Revitalization of Stateway Gardens

remstaff &Globe Street | February 17, 2003

CHICAGO-The former Stateway Gardens public housing project will eventually turn into a $325-million mixed-income development, according to plans by Stateway Associates, who will start with a $16-million building at State Street and Pershing Road.

Regency Targets Shopping Center Acquisitions in Philly MSA

remstaff &Globe Street | February 17, 2003

PHILADELPHIA-The Jacksonville, FL-based owner and developer of

ARCO Center Lands 100,000-SF HQ Lease

remstaff &Globe Street | February 17, 2003

LONG BEACH, CA-Earth Tech, an international environmental services firm, inks what is believed to be the largest single lease signed by a non-government entity in Long Beach in the last 10 years. The headquarters relocation will take place in December.

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Greenway Plaza Wins 259,400 SF in Office Leasing Round

Wait Ends for $14M Mixed-Use Project

AIMCO Earnings Up, Despite Tough Times

American Residential Reports Rise in Earnings

Lorig Moving Ahead On Ravenna Court Apartments

MDOT Again Hearing Public About 840-acre Project

Sacramento Non-Profit Boosts Development

Eighty-Unit Building First Step in Revitalization of Stateway Gardens

Regency Targets Shopping Center Acquisitions in Philly MSA

ARCO Center Lands 100,000-SF HQ Lease

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