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Bank of America Takes 180,000 SF at Manhattan Mall

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2002

NEW YORK CITY-Bank of America will move at least 400 staff into a 180,000-sf newly converted space on the upper floors of the Manhattan Mall on West 33rd Street

New Business Park Planned For Northamptonshire

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2002

LONDON-Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, is to host a 1.5-million-sf new business park for warehouse, distribution and office / light industrial uses. Pre-marketing has begun and infrastructure work will begin later in 2002.

Dial Corp. Inks $5.5-Mil Lease Deal

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2002

ONTARIO, CA-CB Richard Ellis has negotiated a five-year, $5.5 million contract agreement on behalf of Scottsdale, AZ-based Dial Corporation, which will enable the company to relocate its consumer products division's West Coast distribution center here from Corona, CA.

Tarrant County Poised to Skirt Hard Times

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2002

FORT WORTH-It won't be a dynamic year, predict the experts, but it will still be a year of growth in Tarrant County. It's just slower than before. The slowdown means doing business like the good old days, says a leading industrial specialist.

CHA Site to Produce Housing--Finally

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2002

CHICAGO-The city finally keeps a promise as the first step is taken toward building a 500-unit mixed-use, mixed-income project southeast of 40th Street and Lake Park Avenue in the North Kenwood/Oakland neighborhood.

Facelift for Spectrum Business Park Begins

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2002

SAN DIEGO-Offsite improvements are under way for the San Diego Spectrum Business Park, the redevelopment of the former General Dynamics complex in the Kearny Mesa area.

Europe To Outperform US Real Estate in 2002, Forecasts LaSalle

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2002

LONDON-The European economy is forecast to avoid outright recession in 2002, and this presents opportunities for real estate offers investors looking for a safe haven, according to LaSalle Investment Management.

Louis Dreyfus Sells CT Property for $140 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2002

WILTON, CT-The Louis Dreyfus Property Group has sold its 10 and 20 Westport Road buildings here, which total approximately 540,000 sf of office space, for $140 million to the Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association, according to local real estate sources.

OKC Bank Seeds Texas Project With $10.7-Mil Loan

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2002

GRAPEVINE, TX-A 121,245-sf grocery-anchored center has the security and sponsorship for an Oklahoma City bank with an affinity for Texas assets. MidFirst Bank clears a $10.7-million permanent loan for the Vineyard Marketplace in Grapevine.

Victory Crossing Up and Running by Fall

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2002

PORTSMOUTH, VA-Victory Crossing prepares for a September debut as anchors Super Kmart and Lowe's aim to complete construction in the summer, and the shadow retailing area shoots for a September finishing date. Leasing activity is on target for completion before the complex is fully built.

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Bank of America Takes 180,000 SF at Manhattan Mall

New Business Park Planned For Northamptonshire

Dial Corp. Inks $5.5-Mil Lease Deal

Tarrant County Poised to Skirt Hard Times

CHA Site to Produce Housing--Finally

Facelift for Spectrum Business Park Begins

Europe To Outperform US Real Estate in 2002, Forecasts LaSalle

Louis Dreyfus Sells CT Property for $140 Mil

OKC Bank Seeds Texas Project With $10.7-Mil Loan

Victory Crossing Up and Running by Fall

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