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Tharp Group Picks Up 250 N. Orange Ave. Building

remstaff &Globe Street | May 17, 2002

ORLANDO-Royal Realty Co. of New York defaulted on a ground lease, paving the way for entrepreneur Gary G. Thorp to acquire the 16-story, 128,000-sf, class B structure in an Orange Circuit Court foreclosure suit.

Realignment Plan Shuffles 125,444 SF of Industrial Space

remstaff &Globe Street | May 17, 2002

DALLAS-Back-to-back deals for a sale, sublease and new lease put all Dallas operations for Houston-based Victory Packaging into the Redbird area. In Carrollton, a Dallas newcomer gets comfortable in a Victory-vacated building.

NAR and Sen. Clinton Ask Congress to Keep Banks out of Real Estate

remstaff &Globe Street | May 17, 2002

WASHINGTON, DC-At a congressional hearing, the National Association of Realtors and Sen. Hillary Clinton call on Congress to support legislation blocking banks' entry into the real estate industry.

FEEDBACK: Emails as Binding Agreements

remstaff &Globe Street | May 17, 2002

Thank you for a most informative piece about the binding effects of email correspondence. I plan to include the following disclaimer in all my future business-related emails.

Change Aids Electric Plants, Federal Reserve

remstaff &Globe Street | May 17, 2002

LANSING, MI-An amendment extended through 2007 the deadline for approval of an electric generating plant for tax abatements, as well as helps a proposed Reserve Bank building in Downtown Detroit.

Integra Opening New West Coast, Mexico Offices

remstaff &Globe Street | May 17, 2002

NEW YORK CITY-The appraisal firm has new offices in Seattle and San Francisco up and running and is readying two locations in Mexico. The Ensenadas and Mexico City operations are the result of a partnership with a Mexico-based consulting firm.

One Company's Loss Another's Gain

remstaff &Globe Street | May 17, 2002

OAKLAND, CA-After a local nonprofit agency is unable to make the Broadway Atrium Building financially self-sufficient, the City of Oakland forecloses on the property. Now, Summit Real Estate Ventures will buy the 43,000-sf building.

Starwood Steering Arizona's Newest Resort

remstaff &Globe Street | May 17, 2002

PHOENIX-The Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort & Spa is a 500-room venue reflecting the native traditions of the Pima and Maricopa tribes while delivering all the amenities of a five-star resort. The ribbon will be cut in October.

15,000-SF Residential Property Sells Twice in One Week

remstaff &Globe Street | May 17, 2002

NEW YORK CITY-The 25-unit East Village residential property has sold twice this past week. Adam Mermelstein, a principal with 518-520 East 6th St. LLC bought it from Alan Middlestof for $4.8 million, then sold it to 520-Penjan Realty in a quick turnaround.

$61.5M Refinancing Clears for 1,976 Units in Houston, Dallas

remstaff &Globe Street | May 17, 2002

HOUSTON-For Michael Stevens Interests of Houston, it's the second large refinancing in recent months. Once again, PPM Worldwide of Chicago provides the financing for nine complexes in Houston and one in Dallas.

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Tharp Group Picks Up 250 N. Orange Ave. Building

Realignment Plan Shuffles 125,444 SF of Industrial Space

NAR and Sen. Clinton Ask Congress to Keep Banks out of Real Estate

FEEDBACK: Emails as Binding Agreements

Change Aids Electric Plants, Federal Reserve

Integra Opening New West Coast, Mexico Offices

One Company's Loss Another's Gain

Starwood Steering Arizona's Newest Resort

15,000-SF Residential Property Sells Twice in One Week

$61.5M Refinancing Clears for 1,976 Units in Houston, Dallas

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