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Minority Construction Contractors Lose Ground at Orange County

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2002

ORLANDO-Small business owners will no longer receive special treatment on bids for jobs under $100,000 because elected officials are afraid of being sued for showing pro-minority bias, a sweeping change since the bid rules were enacted in 1994.

$14-Mil Office Building Will Rise on Historic Theater Site

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2002

HOBOKEN, NJ-Teddy Roosevelt and William Jennings Bryan once spoke there, and Burns and Allen entertained. The former site of the Lyric Theater, long a parking lot, will be a 70,000-sf office building architecturally reminiscent of its former life.

GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVE: AES NewEnergy Gets BOMA Nod

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2002

HOUSTON-In a stiff competition, AES NewEnergy becomes the preferred electricity provider for Texas BOMA members. Top-to-bottom reviews went into the decision. So far, at least 10 or 15 building owners join TrizecHahn in signing with AES NewEnergy.

Fidelity National Launches New Co.

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2002

SANTA BARBARA, CA-The title insurance giant has combined its title plant operations into a single, stand-alone company, known as Property Insight. Operating in seven states, Property Insight provides national title information services.

GlobeSt.com UPDATE: Boelens Squeals on Partners for Lighter Sentence

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2002

ORLANDO-Martin W. Boelens Jr., who managed the secretive Orlando-based Evergreen Security Ltd.'s mortgage-backed investment fund for three years, denying any knowledge of his New York associates' fraud scheme, faces 15 years of hard time.

Self Storage Facilities Grow in Popularity

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2002

CHICAGO-Nearly 250,000 sf of storage space is renovated and built on the North and Near West Sides. Itasca, IL-based FCL Builders, Inc. is doing both projects at 2001 N. Elston Ave. and 359 N. Green St.

Growing Chip Company Beefs Up Lease to 15,000 SF

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2002

AUSTIN-The two-year-old Layer N adds 6,000 sf to its lease at Research Park Plaza II in the far northwest submarket. The Austin-based chip company started 2001 with four employees and ended with 42. More growth is forecast for this year.

Council Passes Housing Act of 2001

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2002

WASHINGTON, DC-The District's Council passes the Housing Act of 2001, legislation that will provide for the redevelopment and building of 7,000 units of affordable housing by 2012. The $200-million incentive program will cost $192 million, but will also produce $207million in tax revenue.

South Dade Comes Alive to Institutional Apartment Buyers

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2002

MIAMI-The Florida Multi-Housing Group at CB Richard Ellis Inc. sells three multifamily properties totaling 881 units for $66 million or an average $74,915 per unit in the last five months.

Detroit Landmark May Get New Tenant

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2002

DETROIT-Renovation of Michigan Central Depot could take almost two years, and up to $100 million from Control Terminals Inc. Meanwhile, the company negotiating with a major tenant who would anchor the redevelopment.

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Minority Construction Contractors Lose Ground at Orange County

$14-Mil Office Building Will Rise on Historic Theater Site

GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVE: AES NewEnergy Gets BOMA Nod

Fidelity National Launches New Co.

GlobeSt.com UPDATE: Boelens Squeals on Partners for Lighter Sentence

Self Storage Facilities Grow in Popularity

Growing Chip Company Beefs Up Lease to 15,000 SF

Council Passes Housing Act of 2001

South Dade Comes Alive to Institutional Apartment Buyers

Detroit Landmark May Get New Tenant

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