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London School of Economics Backs Campaign for More Tall Buildings

remstaff &Globe Street | June 26, 2002

LONDON-A new report from the London School of Economics has thrown its weight behind the campaign for more tall buildings in London. To accommodate expected growth, the UK capital may need another seven Canary Wharf-size developments over the next 25 years, the LSE found.

Goodwill Industries Inks $1.3 Mil. Deal

remstaff &Globe Street | June 26, 2002

FULLERTON, CA-The Santa Ana-based company signs a seven-year agreement for retail space at 464 West Commonwealth. The transaction is valued at $1.3 million.

Seltzer Group Breaks Ground on $30M Housing Project

remstaff &Globe Street | June 26, 2002

WHITE PLAINS, NY-The last of a series of major residential housing projects in downtown White Plains broke ground on Tuesday. The $30-million venture called "The Hamilton" will feature 106 rental housing units when completed.

IDI Sells 555,000-SF Office Depot Distribution Hub for $27M

remstaff &Globe Street | June 26, 2002

ATLANTA-Hickman LLC and HMI Buford LLC of California paid the locally based developer $49.36 per sf for the only property on IDI's 250-acre Hamilton Mill Business Center in Buford, GA, north Gwinnett County. Los Angeles Lakers coach Phil Jackson is part of the investor group, according to published reports.

CREW Grows Roster to 65 With Six New Members

remstaff &Globe Street | June 26, 2002

ORLANDO-Dawn St. Clair, marketing director, Community Redevelopment Agency, city of Altamonte Springs, is president of the 15-year-old local chapter of CREW Network. David J. Patten, president, Interlachen Mortgage Co., is the lone male director on the board.

Value of Casino License is $1B Question

remstaff &Globe Street | June 26, 2002

CHICAGO-Bidding for what has been dubbed "the most valuable casino license in the US" may be open to operators who may prefer a location other than Rosemont. The state's 10th gaming license is apparently up for grabs now that the Illinois Gaming Board has moved to revoke Emerald Casino's license.

Sara Lee Plans $35M, 400,000-sf Addition in Winston-Salem

remstaff &Globe Street | June 26, 2002

ATLANTA-The Chicago-based consumer products firm plans to nearly triple the size of its branded apparel facility on the Oak Summit campus in Winston-Salem, NC. Charlotte-based Little & Associates will design the $35-million, two-building, 400,000-sf expansion.

Developer Sought for 1,440-Acre Former Naval Base

remstaff &Globe Street | June 26, 2002

WEYMOUTH, MA-In "one of the most significant actions" of the rebuilding process, the South Shore Tri-Town Redevelopment Authority looks for a master developer to enter into a public/private partnership to upgrade the 1,440-acre former Naval Air Station.

Report Suggests Office Market Won't Turn Around This Year

remstaff &Globe Street | June 26, 2002

PORTLAND, OR-Any hope for a speedy recovery of the region's office market following an optimistic Q1 report has waned. A preliminary Q2 report suggests that local office markets slipped backward, with vacancy rising, rents declining and absorption back in the red zone.

$2M EDA Loan Set for Equipment Company

remstaff &Globe Street | June 26, 2002

EDISON, NJ-The funding, arranged through a New Jersey EDA program, will allow Gamka Sales Co. to nearly double its space to 56,000 sf.

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London School of Economics Backs Campaign for More Tall Buildings

Goodwill Industries Inks $1.3 Mil. Deal

Seltzer Group Breaks Ground on $30M Housing Project

IDI Sells 555,000-SF Office Depot Distribution Hub for $27M

CREW Grows Roster to 65 With Six New Members

Value of Casino License is $1B Question

Sara Lee Plans $35M, 400,000-sf Addition in Winston-Salem

Developer Sought for 1,440-Acre Former Naval Base

Report Suggests Office Market Won't Turn Around This Year

$2M EDA Loan Set for Equipment Company

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