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Office Broker Elected SIOR Michigan President

remstaff &Globe Street | February 07, 2002

BINGHAM FARMS, MI-Dennis Dilworth works at a local Colliers office. He is known for his expertise with Fortune 500 companies, closing deals involving 3 million sf of property. In his previous career, he also helped establish state housing authority.

Stiles Bags Eight Contracts Valued at $44M

remstaff &Globe Street | February 07, 2002

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-The 350,000 sf of total projects comprise a hotel condominium, retail and automotive structures in South and Central Florida. Terry W. Stiles is chairman of the 50-year-old company.

Starbucks Moving Into Greek Market

remstaff &Globe Street | February 07, 2002

SEATTLE-Starbucks Coffee International has inked a deal with Marinopoulos Brothers, a retail, commercial and industrial group in Greece, to open specialty coffee shops in Athens and throughout the country. The first store is scheduled to open in Athens this fall.

60,158-SF Fry's Leading 11-Acre Retail Project

remstaff &Globe Street | February 07, 2002

PEORIA, AZ-First comes the grocery store anchor and then the rest of the plan. A 60,158-sf Fry's will break ground this month at the corner of 83rd Avenue and Deer Valley Drive. The rest of the project is still being defined.

Wallace Real Estate Receives Loan for Lithonia Shopping Center

remstaff &Globe Street | February 07, 2002

ATLANTA-The locally based firm received a $4.8 million loan through NetFunding.com and JP Morgan Mortgage Capital for The Centre at Panola in Lithonia, GA. The loan carries a 6.78% interest rate.

Hotel Values Outperform Office Five Years Running

remstaff &Globe Street | February 07, 2002

LONDON-Hotel values across central London outperform offices and even residential property according to new research by property adviser FPDSavills.

CB Richard Ellis Adds Another High-Level Exec in Austin

remstaff &Globe Street | February 07, 2002

AUSTIN-Another Insignia/ESG executive in Austin has joined the ranks of CB Richard Ellis. Heather Case is on board as the new director of asset services. It's all part of managing director Jerry Frey's plan to corner the market.

Court Reviews Best Buy Campus Condemnation

remstaff &Globe Street | February 07, 2002

RICHFIELD, MN-Walser Auto argues that the property was not blighted, a justification used in condemning it for a 1.5-million-sf, $160-million corporate headquarters for the office supply chain. More than 80 other property owners sold out.

EOP Director Sees Signs of Market Movement

remstaff &Globe Street | February 07, 2002

BELLEVUE, WA-"Activity to me," explains EOP's Seattle Director Patrick Callahan, "is the number of showings and transactions. Those are they key indicators, and we're seeing increased levels of both compared to the first quarter of 2001.

Developer Ousted From Fire Station Project

remstaff &Globe Street | February 07, 2002

NOVI, MI-Greystone Construction also is running late in building the 63-acre Main Street Novi project, and has had legal troubles with tenants and other brokers. It was given one last chance to catch up last month.

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Office Broker Elected SIOR Michigan President

Stiles Bags Eight Contracts Valued at $44M

Starbucks Moving Into Greek Market

60,158-SF Fry's Leading 11-Acre Retail Project

Wallace Real Estate Receives Loan for Lithonia Shopping Center

Hotel Values Outperform Office Five Years Running

CB Richard Ellis Adds Another High-Level Exec in Austin

Court Reviews Best Buy Campus Condemnation

EOP Director Sees Signs of Market Movement

Developer Ousted From Fire Station Project

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