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Retailers Reassure Customers of Safety Amidst Sniper Attacks

remstaff &Globe Street | October 21, 2002

WASHINGTON, DC-With a sniper on the loose, retail property owners reassure customers that since the Sept. 11 attacks facilities have been made as secure as possible. So far, retailers have not resorted to physically altering properties in an effort to better shield customers.

Beacon Station Leases Estimated $3.38M in New Deals

remstaff &Globe Street | October 21, 2002

MIAMI-Brokers for the 4.5 million-sf park signed six new office/warehouse leases for a combined 127,534 sf. Marlin Showcase Co., a new manufacturing business, leased the largest amount with 65,794 sf.

Retail Project Receives $76M Financing

remstaff &Globe Street | October 21, 2002

EMERYVILLE, CA-The Bay Street retail project includes two "districts": a multi-level entertainment block and a retail boulevard. Tenants at the center will include AMC Cinemas, The Gap, Old Navy and Pottery Barn.

TIAA Buys Tampa Office Tower for $165 per SF

remstaff &Globe Street | October 21, 2002

ORLANDO-New York-based Teachers Insurance Annuity Association paid Heitman Financial of Chicago $41.15 million for The Pointe, a 20-year-old, 94%-leased, 249,000-sf structure at Rocky Point in Tampa's recovering Westshore district.

First Tenant Signs for Stonebridge Plaza II

remstaff &Globe Street | October 21, 2002

AUSTIN-Bank of America Mortgage lines up 7,000 sf in the 200,000-sf, nine-story office building in the Arboretum area of the northwest submarket. Kennedy-Wilson and Trammell Crow work out the lease details.

Effort to Rezone 140-Acre Parcel Rejected, Again

remstaff &Globe Street | October 21, 2002

KINGSTON, MA-An attempt to create a transit-oriented district, that would support mixed use development, for the 140-acre parcel that surrounds the train station in the center of the town is rejected for the second time this year at Town Meeting.

State Seeks More Land Cleanup Success Stories

remstaff &Globe Street | October 21, 2002

DETROIT-Though property pollution is rampant in Michigan, reuse of former contaminated property is rising to more than $4 billion of investment per year, says the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality.

Boise Apartment Occupancy Stuck at 90%

remstaff &Globe Street | October 21, 2002

BOISE, ID-Unlike their counterparts in much of the rest of the country, Boise apartment dwellers see a slight rise in rents this year, according to a recently released survey by RealFacts, the multifamily data specialists. The average occupancy rate remains around 90%, where it has been stuck for all of 2002.

Phoenix Buyer's $510,000 Offer Seals Sale

remstaff &Globe Street | October 21, 2002

PHOENIX-A Colliers International broker brings together a buyer and seller for a commercial tract that was not on the market. The convincing factor for the seller was the price that a Phoenix car dealer was willing to pay.

New Leasing Team Takes Over Uptown's Citymark

remstaff &Globe Street | October 21, 2002

DALLAS-Centex is done shopping the leasing assignment for its 217,548-sf Citymark at 3100 McKinnon. Jones Lang LaSalle's Dallas team, the winner, is now laying out the strategy to boost occupancy from 83%.

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Retailers Reassure Customers of Safety Amidst Sniper Attacks

Beacon Station Leases Estimated $3.38M in New Deals

Retail Project Receives $76M Financing

TIAA Buys Tampa Office Tower for $165 per SF

First Tenant Signs for Stonebridge Plaza II

Effort to Rezone 140-Acre Parcel Rejected, Again

State Seeks More Land Cleanup Success Stories

Boise Apartment Occupancy Stuck at 90%

Phoenix Buyer's $510,000 Offer Seals Sale

New Leasing Team Takes Over Uptown's Citymark

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