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Red Dot Industrial Building Sells for $5 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | November 27, 2001

KENT, WA-Though more space has come available and rents have dropped with the overall market, those changes are having little effect on the sales of smaller properties here, says Chris Corr of Kidder Mathews & Segner.

Boykin Lodging Q3 Results Battered

remstaff &Globe Street | November 27, 2001

CLEVELAND-The hotel REIT reports sharp decreases in funds from operations, revenue and occupancy. The performance was expected in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the US. A fourth-quarter dividend cut is likely.

Activity Cools in OC Industrial Sector

remstaff &Globe Street | November 27, 2001

ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Activity in the county's industrial sector has slowed dramatically over the past year, according to new research by Colliers Seeley. This year's third quarter wrapped up with a mere 2.7-million sf in sales and leasing activity, as compared to 5.7-million sf for the same period in 2000.

Threadneedle Strikes It Lucky With Watford Lottery letting

remstaff &Globe Street | November 27, 2001

LONDON-Threadneedle Property Investments has let a 15,000-sf office building in Watford, Hertfordshire to the US-based lottery company GTECH, which is moving out of the nearby headquarters of the UK national lottery operator Camelot.

Pulte Homes Buys 100 Acres North of City

remstaff &Globe Street | November 27, 2001

OAKLAND TOWNSHIP, MI-The Bloomfield Township-based developer buys land from two local developers and plans to build multifamily and single-family homes on the site in one of the five wealthiest counties in the US.

Pac Gulf Bids 'Farewell' to One More

remstaff &Globe Street | November 27, 2001

LOS ANGELES-A Westcore Industrial Properties affiliate pays $18 million for 409,000-sf Pacific Gulf Distribution Center on outskirts of Downtown LA, marking one of the final milestones in the life of a SoCal-based REIT beloved by many of its investors.

Suburb's Development Continues in Hard Times

remstaff &Globe Street | November 27, 2001

TROY, MI-Offices, retail and industrial construction is still going strong in one of Metro Detroit's strongest commercial real estate markets. The largest project is the 275,000-sf Maple Corporate Center.

Staubach Director's Savings Win Promotion

remstaff &Globe Street | November 27, 2001

DALLAS-Staubach's director of real estate administration, Karen Loss, has been promoted to vice president of real estate administration. She has saved Staubach's clients over $8 million so far this year.

Property Values Drop as Much as 7% After 9/11

remstaff &Globe Street | November 27, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-According to newly released statistics, a serious--and downward--revaluation of commercial properties has taken place since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11. Real Capital Analytics--GlobeSt.com's latest MarketData provider--reports that October sales volume was less than half of what it would be for a typical year-end rush.

Planet Hollywood's Unsecured Creditors Face $46 Mil Loss if Chain Goes Under

remstaff &Globe Street | November 27, 2001

ORLANDO-Robert I. Earl, the Orlando-based restaurant company's chairman, CEO and president, tells U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Arthur B. Briskman he is worth all of his $600,000-a-year salary because he wears three large corporate hats. But the judge gives him only $300,000.

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Red Dot Industrial Building Sells for $5 Mil

Boykin Lodging Q3 Results Battered

Activity Cools in OC Industrial Sector

Threadneedle Strikes It Lucky With Watford Lottery letting

Pulte Homes Buys 100 Acres North of City

Pac Gulf Bids 'Farewell' to One More

Suburb's Development Continues in Hard Times

Staubach Director's Savings Win Promotion

Property Values Drop as Much as 7% After 9/11

Planet Hollywood's Unsecured Creditors Face $46 Mil Loss if Chain Goes Under

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