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1000 Vermont Ave. Sells for $16 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | December 19, 2001

WASHINGTON, DC-The Bernstein Companies acquires 1000 Vermont Ave. from Cornerstone Real Estate Advisors for $16 million. Bernstein makes the purchase of the 80,000-sf building through its $100-million Consortium Capital equity fund.

GlobeSt.com UPDATE: Failed Port Merger Won't Stall Growth

remstaff &Globe Street | December 19, 2001

HOUSTON-Galveston and Houston port officials say voters' rejection of a merger won't stymie growth. Houston will still seek ways to corner all Gulf of Mexico container-shipping trade and Galveston will look for avenues to beef up business.

Rack Maker Moving Operations to Michigan

remstaff &Globe Street | December 19, 2001

QUINCY, MI-Warehouse pallet provider taking advantage of $2.7 million in tax breaks to build a 330,000-sf building, which will consolidate operations now based in Alabama and West Virginia.

Keeton Construction Makes Personnel Changes

remstaff &Globe Street | December 19, 2001

SAN DIEGO-A locally based construction firm has named a new project superintendent and project assistant. Both positions were filled by existing Keeton Construction Co. employees.

Stronger Push For Affordable Condos Suggested

remstaff &Globe Street | December 19, 2001

CHICAGO-The plan commission chairman hopes more multifamily developers will voluntarily set aside units at affordable prices under the Chicago Partnership for Affordable Neighborhoods plan pushed earlier this year by Mayor Richard M. Daley.

City Asks FAA, State to Reconsider New Runway at Logan

remstaff &Globe Street | December 19, 2001

BOSTON-The city asks the state's environmental office to reconsider its decision to approve a new runway at Logan International Airport, citing changes at the airport and Massport due to the Sept. 11 terror attacks.

Austin Chamber Names 2002, 2003 Leaders

remstaff &Globe Street | December 19, 2001

AUSTIN-The Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce positions itself for the next two years, selecting chairmen from the health-care and banking industries. The 2002 chairman is Charles Barnett and 2003's Rick Burciaga.

Dumfoundling Bay Getting $40.9-Mil Multifamily Project

remstaff &Globe Street | December 19, 2001

SUNNY ISLES, FL-Aventura Preserve Investors is planning a 500-unit apartment complex on Dumfoundling Bay at a cost of nearly $40.9 million or $81,700 per unit. The project is located about 20 miles north of downtown Miami.

Urban Land Institute Fetes AMB's Pier One Project

remstaff &Globe Street | December 19, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO-AMB Property's Pier One redevelopment project was the recipient of the Urban Land Institute's 2001 Award for Excellence in small-scale rehabilitation. AMB restored the historic site with many modern improvements.

Post Properties Retreats From Triangle Project

remstaff &Globe Street | December 19, 2001

AUSTIN-The Triangle, a mixed-use project planned for the CBD, loses its multifamily developer due to economic conditions. The search is on for a replacement for the project that calls for 835 units, 150,000 sf of retail and 65,000 sf of office space.

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1000 Vermont Ave. Sells for $16 Mil

GlobeSt.com UPDATE: Failed Port Merger Won't Stall Growth

Rack Maker Moving Operations to Michigan

Keeton Construction Makes Personnel Changes

Stronger Push For Affordable Condos Suggested

City Asks FAA, State to Reconsider New Runway at Logan

Austin Chamber Names 2002, 2003 Leaders

Dumfoundling Bay Getting $40.9-Mil Multifamily Project

Urban Land Institute Fetes AMB's Pier One Project

Post Properties Retreats From Triangle Project

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