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Houston Office Market Strength Sure to Wane

remstaff &Globe Street | February 06, 2002

HOUSTON-Enron's collapse and 4.2 million sf of sublease space surely spell the end to Houston's ability to dodge the brutal impact of a down economy. 2001 ended with overall office vacancy of 14.43%.

Additional $50M Allocated for Affordable Housing Bonds

remstaff &Globe Street | February 06, 2002

WASHINGTON, DC-More affordable housing projects are on the way as District officials allocate an additional $50 million to the $130 million total set aside for private activity bond funds to the DC Housing Finance Agency.

Town Proposes Bylaw to Bar Medical Waste Facility

remstaff &Globe Street | February 06, 2002

UPTON, MA-The proposed plan to put a biomedical waste processing facility here on a 22-acre parcel on Maple Street is becoming trickier as a local activist group introduces a zoning bylaw that would prevent such material from being allowed in the town.

Scottsdale Office Buildings Hit Triple Leasing Play

remstaff &Globe Street | February 06, 2002

SCOTTSDALE, AZ-Three office tenants have signed for an aggregate 5,440 sf at Camelback Executive Park, Hayden Park and Hayden Square. Paramount Financial Services leads the pack with 1,925 sf.

Office Rental Market is Mixed Traffic Signal

remstaff &Globe Street | February 06, 2002

DENVER-Submarkets are going in different directions, according to Sharon Barrett, a principal of tenant rep brokerage firm Liberty Greenfield. She green-lights the Central Business District, while the stop sign is on in the Southeast and Northwest suburban submarkets.

Hopkins Buys 7.39 Acres for Shopping Center

remstaff &Globe Street | February 06, 2002

VALENCIA, CA-Hopkins Real Estate Group, a Newport Beach-based developer, has purchased 7.39 acres of land here for $4.2 million. Hopkins plans to build a 70,000-sf shopping center on the site.

Industrial Building Changes Hands for $1.1M

remstaff &Globe Street | February 06, 2002

ORANGE, CA-Anderson Holding & Investment Co. sells the 11,200-sf industrial building, which is located here. Although Orange County's industrial market is fairly diverse, it too has been adversely affected by the weak economy.

Government Activity Underpins West End Office Market

remstaff &Globe Street | February 06, 2002

LONDON-The office market in the West End of London had a poor year in 2001 with availability rising and prime rents falling, but new research from King Sturge shows that the situation would have been far worse had it not been for a surge in Government property activity, which accounted for 23% of all West End take-up.

General Growth Boasts 'Blue Chip' Year

remstaff &Globe Street | February 06, 2002

CHICAGO-The retail REIT, which lost a bid for Rodamco North America NV's $5.3-billion portfolio, posts double-digit funds from operations growth in the fourth quarter as well as 2001.

Two Leases Total 79,000 SF at 42nd St. Property

remstaff &Globe Street | February 06, 2002

NEW YORK CITY-Pfizer picks up 59,000 sf of expansion space on four floors in the building located next door to its headquarters. An affiliate of United Business Media doubles its space at the same property.

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Houston Office Market Strength Sure to Wane

Additional $50M Allocated for Affordable Housing Bonds

Town Proposes Bylaw to Bar Medical Waste Facility

Scottsdale Office Buildings Hit Triple Leasing Play

Office Rental Market is Mixed Traffic Signal

Hopkins Buys 7.39 Acres for Shopping Center

Industrial Building Changes Hands for $1.1M

Government Activity Underpins West End Office Market

General Growth Boasts 'Blue Chip' Year

Two Leases Total 79,000 SF at 42nd St. Property

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