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Phenix City Wins S&P's 'A' Rating on $14 Mil Debt Load

remstaff &Globe Street | November 28, 2001

PHENIX CITY, AL-Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the biggest taxpayer in this city of an estimated 30,000 permanent residents, 100 miles south of Downtown Atlanta, has helped the municipality broaden its revenue base since opening a Super Wal-Mart store with an estimated 150,000 sf in the late 1990s.

$54 Mil SF Of Commercial Construction Charted

remstaff &Globe Street | November 28, 2001

DETROIT-Detroit has seen the most commercial development in the new millennium, according to a report released by the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments, with more industrial space under construction than any other use.

Gold's Gym Opens State-of-the-Art 28,000-sf Facility

remstaff &Globe Street | November 28, 2001

ARLINGTON, VA-Local fitness buffs now have a new Gold's Gym in the neighborhood. The 28,000-sf facility in the Arlington Ridge Market Place will host a grand opening next month.

Lincoln Park Buildings Fetch $28 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | November 28, 2001

CHICAGO-Although 90% of the units are studios, the former hotels at 443 and 451 W. Wrightwood Ave. command a purchase price of $82,184 per unit in a deal brokered by the Chicago office of Inland Real Estate Sales, Inc.

Retail Warehouse Rents Slowing, Reports FPD Savills

remstaff &Globe Street | November 28, 2001

LONDON-Rental growth in the retail warehouse sector has continued to slow throughout 2001 according to new research from FPDSavills, with just 2.3% growth in the year to September 2001.

Lunch Restaurant, Upscale Boutique to Open on East Side

remstaff &Globe Street | November 28, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-Two East Side retail projects in various stages of development will add a UK-based chain eatery and an upscale boutique to the city's retail mix.

Austin Nominated As IT Congress Candidate

remstaff &Globe Street | November 28, 2001

AUSTIN-The city now competes against contenders from Canada and South America to host the worldwide meeting in 2006. The information technology environment, natural environment and community are considered Austin's plusses.

TV Station Doubles Capacity With Relocation

remstaff &Globe Street | November 28, 2001

PHOENIX-The "Kids" Child Life station has moved around the corner into an 11,902-sf building in the Pinnacle Business Park. The TV station, affiliated with Phoenix Children's Hospital, holds a long-term lease for the structure.

Upscale Complex Sold to Equity Residential

remstaff &Globe Street | November 28, 2001

DALLAS-Chicago-based Equity Residential Properties Trust has purchased a 169-unit luxury multifamily rental complex in the upscale neighborhood of Knox-Henderson. One broker says location and style sealed the deal.

Dotcoms, Economy Soften Office Market

remstaff &Globe Street | November 28, 2001

LAS VEGAS-An increase in bankruptcies along with corporate downsizings or departures also lead to more sublease space hitting the local office market, according to a third-quarter report from the local Grubb & Ellis office.

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Phenix City Wins S&P's 'A' Rating on $14 Mil Debt Load

$54 Mil SF Of Commercial Construction Charted

Gold's Gym Opens State-of-the-Art 28,000-sf Facility

Lincoln Park Buildings Fetch $28 Mil

Retail Warehouse Rents Slowing, Reports FPD Savills

Lunch Restaurant, Upscale Boutique to Open on East Side

Austin Nominated As IT Congress Candidate

TV Station Doubles Capacity With Relocation

Upscale Complex Sold to Equity Residential

Dotcoms, Economy Soften Office Market

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