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South Dade County Getting $150 Mil Mixed-Use Project

remstaff &Globe Street | November 16, 2001

MIAMI-Gulfside Development Inc. plans to break ground by summer 2002 on the first phase of Downtown Dadeland, a venture that will comprise 150,000 sf of retail, 330 condominiums and an undetermined amount of condominium office units among seven clustered buildings in the four-story to seven-story range.

National Housing Conference Director to Retire

remstaff &Globe Street | November 16, 2001

WASHINGTON, DC-Robert J. Reid, executive director of the National Housing Conference, will retire from the organization at the end of next year. NHC official and current executive director of the US Millennial Housing Commission Conrad E. Egan will succeed him.

New University District Office Building Opens

remstaff &Globe Street | November 16, 2001

SEATTLE-The 45th Street Plaza office building has opened in Seattle's University District. The 90,000-sf building has five floors of office space and one floor of street-level retail.

Two 10-Year R&D Leases Total $17 Mil

remstaff | November 16, 2001

POWAY, CA-An $11-million, 80,878-sf deal closes at the Parkway Centre Five Business Park along with a $7-million, 37,627-sf deal at the Parkway Tech Center close. The lessees are Remec Inc. and GenRad Inc., respectively.

Area Building Owners Increase Security

remstaff &Globe Street | November 16, 2001

DETROIT-Terrorist attacks and anthrax scares have increased the pace of security concerns in a market already jumpy because of incidents of violence in the workplace, says protection specialist Rodney Mack.

Scotland Hits The Buffers After 11 September

remstaff &Globe Street | November 16, 2001

EDINBURGH-New research by Ryden predicts Scottish property to suffer 'adverse effects' after 11 September. Hardest hit sectors include Edinburgh and Aberdeen offices.

EraGen Consolidates In 20,000-SF Center

remstaff &Globe Street | November 16, 2001

MADISON, WI-The office and laboratory facility in the new Biotechnology Center built by the Gialamas Co. is four times larger than its existing space. The new space offers use of advanced robotics and optical technologies.

MassPike's Rating Lowered; Concern About Ability to Pay Big Dig Costs

remstaff &Globe Street | November 16, 2001

BOSTON-The Massachusetts Turnpike Authority's recent decision to delay toll hikes causes Moody's Investors Services to revise its outlook for the agency from stable to negative. The Wall Street firm is concerned over MassPike's ability to pay for its share of the Big Dig costs.

GlobeSt.com UPDATE: ADM Site Redevelopment Advances

remstaff &Globe Street | November 16, 2001

CHICAGO-Plan commissioners recommend approval of Lakin General's 60,000-sf manufacturing facility in the Austin neighborhood, site of a former Archer Daniels Midland factory acquired by the city through foreclosure.

Halladale And Citigroup Buy Reading Neighbourhood Shopping Centre

remstaff &Globe Street | November 16, 2001

LONDON-Retail investor Halladale has bought the Woodley shopping centre in Reading, Berkshire in a joint venture with Citigroup Global Investments. The neighbourhood mall is let to several national multiples and the deal reflects an initial yield of 9.5%.

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South Dade County Getting $150 Mil Mixed-Use Project

National Housing Conference Director to Retire

New University District Office Building Opens

Two 10-Year R&D Leases Total $17 Mil

Area Building Owners Increase Security

Scotland Hits The Buffers After 11 September

EraGen Consolidates In 20,000-SF Center

MassPike's Rating Lowered; Concern About Ability to Pay Big Dig Costs

GlobeSt.com UPDATE: ADM Site Redevelopment Advances

Halladale And Citigroup Buy Reading Neighbourhood Shopping Centre

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