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Lend Lease May Be In Play

remstaff &Globe Street | October 31, 2002

ATLANTA-Lend Lease officials would neither confirm nor deny to GlobeSt.com local published reports speculating the 750-person firm may be sold by year's end.

BRA Throws Funding Curve at Hayward Finalists

remstaff &Globe Street | October 31, 2002

BOSTON-The Boston Redevelopment Authority wants the four finalists bidding to develop Hayward Place, a valuable piece of real estate located in the heart of the city, to agree to meet its funding schedule. The city chose four finalists for the $23-million project this past March.

Work Starts on United Cerebral Palsy's New Campus

remstaff &Globe Street | October 30, 2002

PHOENIX-Ground breaks on a 23,700-sf, four-building campus at 1802 W. Parkside Lane. The project delivers in May 2003 in an undertaking supported by more than $300,000 in donated materials and time from the development community.

UP Unloads 18,000-SF Warehouse, 74 Acres

remstaff &Globe Street | October 30, 2002

HOUSTON-Union Pacific's brokers find buyers for "surplus property," the only Houston holdings that it's labeled as such for now. The warehouse, assessed at nearly $240,000, sits on one acre at 1133 Providence St. The land goes in a separate deal.

Buyer Cuts Double Deal for Central Austin Complexes

remstaff &Globe Street | October 30, 2002

AUSTIN-Alori Properties acquires adjoining multifamily properties, totaling 87 units. The Austin-based buyer and seller agree to a price that's close to the $4.4-million ask. Hendricks & Partners structure the buy; California Federal Bank makes the loan.

Olson Steps Into Senior Position at Coldwell

remstaff &Globe Street | October 30, 2002

SAN DIEGO, CA-Thomas K. Olson, a 28-year veteran of the industry, is hired as senior vice president and founding partner of the new Coldwell Banker Commercial - Towne Centre location.

Renewals, Expansions Fire Up Dallas Deal Making

remstaff &Globe Street | October 30, 2002

DALLAS-Tenants, at last, are making decisions. An early-to-market crowd is locking in today's lower-than-usual rates despite ongoing uncertainties in the US and abroad. The pace clearly has picked up, particularly for class A and trophy buildings.

$54M Sugar Land Marriott Tops Off

remstaff &Globe Street | October 30, 2002

SUGAR LAND, TX-The plan is to start taking convention bookings as soon as the ceremony ends. The 300-room hotel will open in fall 2003 as a key component to the $200-million, under-construction town square project.

$1B Venture Marks Toll Brothers First Play in SC

remstaff &Globe Street | October 30, 2002

ATLANTA-The Huntingdon Valley, PA-based national developer is joint venturing with Hilton Head, SC builders John Reed, Gary Rowe and Tom Zinn in the creation of Hampton Hall, a planned 1,000-acre, 935-home, golf course country club community.

Canadian Firm Leases Large in Hanover Township

remstaff &Globe Street | October 30, 2002

HANOVER TOWNSHIP, PA-Ontario-based Alexandria Moulding has signed a 10-year lease at a facility developed by Wilkes-Barre, PA-based Mericle, in a Keystone Opportunity Zone.

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Lend Lease May Be In Play

BRA Throws Funding Curve at Hayward Finalists

Work Starts on United Cerebral Palsy's New Campus

UP Unloads 18,000-SF Warehouse, 74 Acres

Buyer Cuts Double Deal for Central Austin Complexes

Olson Steps Into Senior Position at Coldwell

Renewals, Expansions Fire Up Dallas Deal Making

$54M Sugar Land Marriott Tops Off

$1B Venture Marks Toll Brothers First Play in SC

Canadian Firm Leases Large in Hanover Township

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