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Massirman Named Top CB Richard Ellis Producer in Florida

remstaff &Globe Street | March 20, 2002

MIAMI-The senior vice president, investment/multifamily housing, posted $230.2 million in 2001 sales, bringing his 16-year production at CBRE to $1.9 billion on 23,000 apartment units.

Hoteliers Settle Prop 65 Liability

remstaff &Globe Street | March 20, 2002

SACRAMENTO, CA-The settlement mitigates the impact of lawsuits brought by "bounty hunters"--private attorneys who sue hotel operators for millions of dollars in fines on behalf of the general public alleging violations of Prop 65, the Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986

Chelsfield Buys Out TrizecHahn Stake in Troubled Global Switch Venture

remstaff &Globe Street | March 20, 2002

LONDON-Canadian developer TrizecHahn has cut its losses in the Global Switch Internet hotel venture and sold its stake to its partner Chelsfield of the UK for £35 million ($50 million).

JV to Develop Parks in Neglected Districts

remstaff &Globe Street | March 20, 2002

LOS ANGELES-A new joint venture focusing on planning and funding parks, plazas and other public spaces in development products located in low to moderate income neighborhoods has been formed by Genesis LA Economic Growth Corp. and the Trust for Public Land.

Harwood Entity Closes $5M Refi for 86,718-SF Office Holding

remstaff &Globe Street | March 20, 2002

PLANO, TX-Harrington Place in Plano secures a three-year bridge loan for Dallas' Harwood International. The borrowing entity. TGALMA, gets the capital from First American Bank in a Holliday Fenoglio Fowler-structured deal.

GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVE: Cushman Beats Out JLL in Downtown Push

remstaff &Globe Street | March 20, 2002

NEW YORK CITY-Crown Properties says its decision to replace Jones Lang LaSalle with Cushman & Wakefield as leasing agent for 61 Broadway demonstrates a new determination among Downtown building owners to stay one step ahead of the game.

Auto Supplier Closing Plants to Save Cash

remstaff &Globe Street | March 20, 2002

SOUTHFIELD, MI-Although the list of closures is not public, Lear Corp. will shut down operations at 21 locations worldwide, with one in O'Fallon, MO the first to go. The closings will occur through most of 2003.

BRA Re-Ups Waterfront Pavilion Lease

remstaff &Globe Street | March 20, 2002

BOSTON-The Boston Redevelopment Authority allows FleetBoston Pavilion to extend the lease on its four-acre waterfront site. The agency tells GlobeSt.com that if a more suitable tenant comes along it will give FleetBoston a year's notice before terminating its lease.

Wyndham Assigns Repositioning Strategist to Tempe Hotel

remstaff &Globe Street | March 20, 2002

TEMPE, AZ-A 10-year Wyndham exec, Jim Hollister, heads to the 200-room Wyndham Bel Age in Tempe. Known for repositioning, Hollister has steered properties in California, Texas and North Carolina.

Laing Wins Consent For Bristol Trade City Scheme

remstaff &Globe Street | March 20, 2002

BRISTOL-Laing Property has been granted planning permission for a 52,000-sf Trade City scheme at Cribbs Causeway to the north of Bristol. The scheme, aimed at businesses dealing direct with the public, is the third in the Trade City network across the UK, following schemes in Discot and Exeter.

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Massirman Named Top CB Richard Ellis Producer in Florida

Hoteliers Settle Prop 65 Liability

Chelsfield Buys Out TrizecHahn Stake in Troubled Global Switch Venture

JV to Develop Parks in Neglected Districts

Harwood Entity Closes $5M Refi for 86,718-SF Office Holding

GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVE: Cushman Beats Out JLL in Downtown Push

Auto Supplier Closing Plants to Save Cash

BRA Re-Ups Waterfront Pavilion Lease

Wyndham Assigns Repositioning Strategist to Tempe Hotel

Laing Wins Consent For Bristol Trade City Scheme

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