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Trammell Crow Names New Retail Manager for Region

remstaff &Globe Street | January 16, 2002

AUSTIN-Bryan Dabbs exits Austin's S.C. Cos. for senior vice president status in Dallas-based Trammell Crow's Austin office. He will oversee the Austin and San Antonio retail development groups. Chris Perry gets promoted to vice president.

Central Parking Buys New Orleans Firm

remstaff &Globe Street | January 16, 2002

NASHVILLE, TN-The price and total amount of real estate involved were not disclosed in the 40-location acquisition by the Nashville operator.

Separate Twins, Vikings Stadiums Pitched

remstaff &Globe Street | January 16, 2002

ST. PAUL, MN-How would new baseball and football stadiums for the city be financed, and how much would the state be willing to put in? Any public financing would likely be in the form of a loan, not a subsidy.

PepsiCo. Takes 75,090 SF at Reckson-Owned Business Park

remstaff &Globe Street | January 16, 2002

VALHALLLA, NY-The beverage behemoth leases one third of the space at 100 Summit Lake Dr., part of the three-building, 699,051-sf Reckson Summit office complex here.

Hotel Vacancies Hit 11-Year High

remstaff &Globe Street | January 16, 2002

DENVER-Every month since September has shown an improvement, but occupancy at area hotels is off from a year ago. At 62% for the year, 2001 was the industry's worst since 1990, according to hotel consultant John A. Montgomery.

Proposed Runway at Logan Gets A Day in Court

remstaff &Globe Street | January 16, 2002

BOSTON-The Massachusetts Port Authority is once again focused on getting a new runway built at Logan International Airport here. The agency has two cases pending against the proposed runway and is waiting for approval from the Federal Aviation Administration.

Unnamed Buyer for 1.4-Mil-SF Mall

remstaff &Globe Street | January 16, 2002

WATERFORD, MI-Summit Place could be purchased in February by a California retail and multifamily property owner, GlobeSt.com learns. The underperforming mall would stay pretty much the same, says one local developer.

Calls for Valuation Reform Met With Limited Changes

remstaff &Globe Street | January 16, 2002

LONDON-The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors has responded to criticism of the valuation profession with plans to ensure improved openness and independence among valuers.

State Grant Aids Redevelopment Project

remstaff &Globe Street | January 16, 2002

ECORSE, MI-A $12-million steel coil warehouse will be built on the 16-acre site of a former industrial manufacturing facility. National Steel Corp. will lease the new facility from Nicholson Terminal and Dock Company Inc.

Gucci, Lacoste, Anne Fontaine, Stuart Weitzman Coming to Mall at Millenia

remstaff &Globe Street | January 16, 2002

ORLANDO-Markeplace Advisors Inc. president David W. Marks estimates the high-end retailers will need to generate $400 to $500 per sf in sales at the 1.3 million-sf, 405-acre, $250 million Mall at Millenia scheduled to open in October in south Orlando.

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Trammell Crow Names New Retail Manager for Region

Central Parking Buys New Orleans Firm

Separate Twins, Vikings Stadiums Pitched

PepsiCo. Takes 75,090 SF at Reckson-Owned Business Park

Hotel Vacancies Hit 11-Year High

Proposed Runway at Logan Gets A Day in Court

Unnamed Buyer for 1.4-Mil-SF Mall

Calls for Valuation Reform Met With Limited Changes

State Grant Aids Redevelopment Project

Gucci, Lacoste, Anne Fontaine, Stuart Weitzman Coming to Mall at Millenia

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