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Dallas Office Tenants Cap 83,000 SF in New Deals

remstaff &Globe Street | January 28, 2002

DALLAS-A trio of new leases brings a renewal and two new tenants to Dallas office buildings. The City of Dallas Water Department is the largest of the space takers, re-upping for 73,900 sf of headquarters space.

GlobeSt.com UPDATE: Tampa Office Market at 15% Vacancy with Tenants in the Driver's Seat

remstaff &Globe Street | January 28, 2002

TAMPA, FL-With one million sf of sublease product available, property owners are offering concessions and competing fiercely for creditworthy tenants but aren't tying up leases for lengthy terms.

Baldwin Buys Medical Center for $6.6 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | January 28, 2002

TORRANCE, CA-Torrance Medical Associates sells the Torrance Medical Arts Center for $6.6 million. The building underwent a significant renovation in 1998 and was 100% leased at the time of sale.

Engler Wants $1-Bil Research Facility at MSU

remstaff &Globe Street | January 28, 2002

LANSING, MI-The governor touts science and technology development projects in the state during his annual address. He says a Rare Isotope Accelerator at Michigan State University would be icing on the cake.

$150-Mil Condo Project Gets Green Light

remstaff &Globe Street | January 28, 2002

DENVER-A powerful citizen's review board approves a proposal by Hines Interests to turn the US Postal Annex Terminal building in LoDo into luxury condominiums. The 3-2 vote comes amid fears of the structure's new height.

Gretna Industrial Park Building Up for Sale or Lease

remstaff &Globe Street | January 28, 2002

GRETNA, VA-Philadelphia-based Binswanger/CBB becomes the exclusive agent for the sale or lease of a 135,000-sf multi-use property in the Gretna Industrial Park. Binswanger is offering the building at a selling price of $1.875 million.

Brandeis Eyes Hospital Site

remstaff &Globe Street | January 28, 2002

WALTHAM, MA-Deaconess-Waltham Hospital here is trying to stay afloat despite its financial struggles but its fives acres of land is catching the eye of its neighbor across the street, Brandeis University. The 243-bed hospital is a member of CareGroup.

UK Residential Property Boom Back On Track

remstaff &Globe Street | January 28, 2002

LONDON-House buyers throughout the country have once again set their sights on a new home as RICS members report an upsurge in new enquires, says the latest RICS residential housing survey.

Austin Expansion Play Under Way With Dual Hiring

remstaff &Globe Street | January 28, 2002

AUSTIN-Two Littlefield Real Estate executives, with experience in manufactured housing community sales, switch affiliations as Marcus & Millichap looks to build up its Austin team. More hires are on the radar screen.

BNL Launches Second Italian Real Estate Fund

remstaff &Globe Street | January 28, 2002

ROME-Banca Nazionale del Lavoro has successfully raised €173 million ($154 million) for its second closed-end real estate fund, Portfolio Immobiliare Crescita. Unlike its predecessor thie new fund will adopt a more aggressive investment strategy chasing both income and growth.

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Dallas Office Tenants Cap 83,000 SF in New Deals

GlobeSt.com UPDATE: Tampa Office Market at 15% Vacancy with Tenants in the Driver's Seat

Baldwin Buys Medical Center for $6.6 Mil

Engler Wants $1-Bil Research Facility at MSU

$150-Mil Condo Project Gets Green Light

Gretna Industrial Park Building Up for Sale or Lease

Brandeis Eyes Hospital Site

UK Residential Property Boom Back On Track

Austin Expansion Play Under Way With Dual Hiring

BNL Launches Second Italian Real Estate Fund

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