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$18,333 Per Unit for Multifamily Property

remstaff &Globe Street | December 28, 2001

CHICAGO-The location is less than two blocks from the suburb of Oak Park and its Frank Lloyd Wright influences, while the Austin neighborhood on the West Side is showing signs of revitalization.

Sanford Housing Agency Gets 30 Days to Cover $30,000 Rubber Check

remstaff &Globe Street | December 28, 2001

SANFORD, FL-Southern Legal Counsel Inc. is suing the federally-funded shelter group in state court, threatening to ask for $450,000 in triple damages and penalties if the 1999 bill for legal services isn't paid. Even the housing agency's own lawyer hasn't been paid.

Woodley Park Residents Get a Starbucks to Call Their Own

remstaff &Globe Street | December 28, 2001

WASHINGTON, DC-Starbucks inks a deal to open in Woodley Park at 3000 Connecticut Ave., the former home of the Animal Cracker Cafi. The 1,700-sf shop will open across the street from the National Zoo in early 2002.

AmeriVest Acquiring Sheridan Realty Advisors

remstaff &Globe Street | December 28, 2001

DENVER-AmeriVest Properties Inc. is paying approximately $50,100 for the management and advisory business of its outside advisor, Sheridan Realty Advisors, LLC. Most of Sheridan's 24 employees will become AmeriVest employees and manage day-to-day operations.

U.S. Bank Finds Next President at Union Bank of California

remstaff &Globe Street | December 28, 2001

PORTLAND, OR-Joseph M. Otting, the executive vice president of commercial banking for Union Bank of California, will take over as president of U.S. Bank's Portland operations in early January.

Silverstein Sues Travelers; Seeks to Expand Swiss Re Counterclaim

remstaff &Globe Street | December 28, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-Silverstein Properties sues Travelers Indemnity Co. and asks for permission to add most remaining insurers of the World Trade Center to its counterclaim against Swiss Re.

London Auctions Market has Improved Since 11 September

remstaff &Globe Street | December 28, 2001

LONDON-In its review of 2001, auctioneer Strettons says the market has improved since the terrorist attacks on the USA. It says that this gives the lie to press reports of falling prices.

New Airport Authority Taking Control of Lindbergh Field

remstaff &Globe Street | December 28, 2001

SAN DIEGO-A cross-section of county mayors will convene a board next month governing the transfer of Lindbergh Field from the Port of San Diego to its own authority.

Big Dig's Fort Point Channel Leak Finally Plugged

remstaff &Globe Street | December 28, 2001

BOSTON-A huge leak in the Fort Point Channel tunnel here is repaired. The leak opened this past summer, costing the Big Dig--the massive highway construction project here--millions of dollars and setting its schedule back by at least four months.

Downtown Boca Getting $20-Mil Financial Center

remstaff &Globe Street | December 28, 2001

BOCA RATON, FL-Charles Shane and James King have established Bryason Realty Corp., which will be affiliated with King's Bryason Corp. The center will include the renovation of an existing building and the construction of a new structure on an adjacent site.

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$18,333 Per Unit for Multifamily Property

Sanford Housing Agency Gets 30 Days to Cover $30,000 Rubber Check

Woodley Park Residents Get a Starbucks to Call Their Own

AmeriVest Acquiring Sheridan Realty Advisors

U.S. Bank Finds Next President at Union Bank of California

Silverstein Sues Travelers; Seeks to Expand Swiss Re Counterclaim

London Auctions Market has Improved Since 11 September

New Airport Authority Taking Control of Lindbergh Field

Big Dig's Fort Point Channel Leak Finally Plugged

Downtown Boca Getting $20-Mil Financial Center

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