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TreeSource Closing Mill, Blaming Canada

remstaff &Globe Street | July 31, 2002

SPANAWAY, WA-TreeSource Industries of Portland, Ore., says it will permanently close its sawmill here effective August 30, 2002, due to the "flood of subsidized Canadian lumber in to the U.S.," claims company President Bob Lockwood.

Wenzel Joins Advantis as Senior Property Manager

remstaff &Globe Street | July 31, 2002

MIAMI-The sixteen-year veteran of commercial real estate takes on a new job and a new market.

Koger Equity Signs $2M Lease at Mizner Park Office Tower

remstaff &Globe Street | July 31, 2002

MIAMI-The Boca Raton, FL-based real estate trust is expanding its space by 5,387 sf and taking 21,387 sf for five years at a first-year rent of $18.70 per sf, triple net.

Report Sees Positives Despite Negative Absorption

remstaff &Globe Street | July 31, 2002

SAN FRANCISCO-A new mid-year market report finds that while San Francisco's commercial real estate market continued experience negative space absorption during the second quarter, a glimmer of hope can be seen in the numbers.

Brookfield Sells 50% Interest in 2.7M-SF Bankers Hall

remstaff &Globe Street | July 31, 2002

NEW YORK CITY-Purchased two years ago from TrizecHahn in a $514-million, four-building deal, Brookfield is selling the Calgary office complex to a major Canadian investor. The deal is expected to close Aug. 1.

Portland Firm Gets Serious, Opens Local Office

remstaff &Globe Street | July 31, 2002

SAN DIEGO-The commercial and multifamily real estate investment firm Harsch Investment Properties announces it's opening an office in San Diego that will be run by William Rodewald, a former managing executive director with Colliers International.

Austinites Still Shop, So Retail Doesn't Drop

remstaff &Globe Street | July 31, 2002

AUSTIN-Long considered under-retailed, Austin's occupancy is a solid 95%, a slight increase from six months ago. Rents, though, remained flat. But once again, retail is the commercial market's star, says NAI/Commercial Industrial Properties.

Textron Signs $5.3M Lease at Royal Centre Two

remstaff &Globe Street | July 31, 2002

ATLANTA-The Providence, RI-based financial firm is taking 37,000 sf at $20.50 per sf on the second floor of the 150,643-sf, class-A property in North Fulton county, bringing occupancy at the five-year-old building to 68%.

Bonds Fund $5.5M in Industrial Expansions

remstaff &Globe Street | July 31, 2002

DETROIT-Two projects use state industrial development revenue bonds to buy property, renovate facilities and add jobs. Three industrial firms are expanding with land and building purchases in Macomb County, MI.

Price Slides Into CEO Slot at Leighton

remstaff &Globe Street | July 31, 2002

IRVINE, CA-Andrew Price, an 11-year company veteran is named as Leighton and Associates' new president and CEO. He is replacing Bruce Clark, who has retired from the board of directors and is currently serving as a senior consultant.

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TreeSource Closing Mill, Blaming Canada

Wenzel Joins Advantis as Senior Property Manager

Koger Equity Signs $2M Lease at Mizner Park Office Tower

Report Sees Positives Despite Negative Absorption

Brookfield Sells 50% Interest in 2.7M-SF Bankers Hall

Portland Firm Gets Serious, Opens Local Office

Austinites Still Shop, So Retail Doesn't Drop

Textron Signs $5.3M Lease at Royal Centre Two

Bonds Fund $5.5M in Industrial Expansions

Price Slides Into CEO Slot at Leighton

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