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Retail Developer Receives $4.2M Loan for Gessner Street Center

remstaff &Globe Street | June 05, 2002

HOUSTON-The Ainbinder Co. gets its capital from G.E. Capital Real Estate in a 10-year loan with an 80% LTV. Grocer H-E-B occupies about 24,000 sf of the 48,209-sf center at the intersection of South Gessner and Bissonet streets in Houston.

Historic Carriage Homes Open as Hotel Rooms

remstaff &Globe Street | June 05, 2002

DETROIT-Inn on Ferry Street may be the first and only bed and breakfast in the city's Downtown area, near new baseball and football stadiums as well as entertainment districts.

Fast-Growing Area Getting Two Rec Centers

remstaff &Globe Street | June 05, 2002

DENVER-The Boys and Girls Clubs will maintain and operate the two new recreation centers in the Montbello neighborhood at no cost to the city. They will replace the current Montbello Recreation Center at 4397 Crown Blvd.

$600,000-Plus Land Sale Ends 20-Year Delinquency

remstaff &Globe Street | June 05, 2002

HOUSTON-SSM Ltd. acquires about 63.4 acres in Southwest Houston, paying enough to satisfy the seller's two decades of overdue tax bills. The bills and the land's value were practically equal at sale time, says the attorney on the case.

CBRE Hires 2 Grubb & Ellis Execs for CT Office

remstaff &Globe Street | June 05, 2002

STAMFORD, CT-Robert J. Gold and Thomas Weinstock have left Grubb & Ellis' Office Services Group in Stamford and have moved several blocks downtown to become vice presidents with CB Richard Ellis' office here.

Colonial Bank Promotes Three Loan Officers

remstaff &Globe Street | June 05, 2002

MIAMI-Vice presidents Lina M. Macki, Jose R. Vazquez Jr. and Raul G. Valdes-Fauli are new senior vice presidents in the commercial lending division of the bank's regional headquarters on Brickell Avenue.

Insignia/ESG Adds First Local Industrial Broker

remstaff &Globe Street | June 04, 2002

PORTLAND-The full-service firm gains its first industrial broker in George Slevin, adding depth to a local office heretofore focused mainly on the office market.

Council Denies Mayor's $102M Casino Deal

remstaff &Globe Street | June 04, 2002

DETROIT-Temporary operating agreements end on June 15 for three casinos, but the city council says a $102-million settlement isn't good enough. Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick says he won't go back to the table.

'Nesting,' Interest Rates Propel Condo Prices

remstaff &Globe Street | June 04, 2002

DENVER-An average condominium price of $167,244 in May is the third-best month on record. "People are buying, instead of spending their money elsewhere," Chris Mygatt, executive vice president of Coldwell Banker tells GlobeSt.com.

Lifestyle Center Adds 4 Tenants to Roster

remstaff &Globe Street | June 04, 2002

LITTLETON, CO-Lucky Brand Jeans, Things Remembered, the Sharper Image and Champp's Americana restaurant are the latest retail tenants to sign on at Aspen Grove, the Denver-area's first "lifestyle center" built along the light rail line.

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Retail Developer Receives $4.2M Loan for Gessner Street Center

Historic Carriage Homes Open as Hotel Rooms

Fast-Growing Area Getting Two Rec Centers

$600,000-Plus Land Sale Ends 20-Year Delinquency

CBRE Hires 2 Grubb & Ellis Execs for CT Office

Colonial Bank Promotes Three Loan Officers

Insignia/ESG Adds First Local Industrial Broker

Council Denies Mayor's $102M Casino Deal

'Nesting,' Interest Rates Propel Condo Prices

Lifestyle Center Adds 4 Tenants to Roster

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