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Crestline Wins Georgia Tech Hotel Complex Management Deal

remstaff &Globe Street | November 14, 2001

BETHESDA, MD-Crestline Hotels & Resorts is chosen to manage the in-progress Georgia Tech Hotel and executive Conference Center. The hotel management company will oversee the $148 million complex, which will feature a 250-room hotel and 21,000 sf of meeting space.

C&W Report: 9/11, National Trends Have Made Their Mark

remstaff &Globe Street | November 14, 2001

EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ-Other than a flurry of leasing activity after the WTC attacks, the third quarter has seen vacancies rise and almost a million sf of "shadow" space hit the market.

Terremark Worldwide Still Bleeding

remstaff &Globe Street | November 14, 2001

MIAMI-The owner/operator of NAP of the Americas, a telecommunications network, lost $13.3 million or seven cents per weighted average common share in the second quarter ended Sept. 30 compared to a loss of $11.7 million or six cents per share for the same 2000 period.

Union Station Air Rights Sell For $21 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | November 14, 2001

CHICAGO-TrizecHahn Corp. is on track toward converting its interest in 10 S. Riverside Plaza and 120 S. Riverside Plaza from a leasehold to fee simple with the acquisition of 1.1 million sf of air rights.

57,000-SF Plus Tenant Adds 10,423 SF for Relocation Bid

remstaff &Globe Street | November 14, 2001

THE WOODLANDS, TX-Chicago Bridge & Iron is prepping for the relocation of administrative offices from Illinois to the Woodlands. A new signing takes the firm to 67,500 sf in three of the community's office buildings.

Developers Reveal Plans for PPL Center Project

remstaff &Globe Street | November 14, 2001

ALLENTOWN, PA-The CBD revitalization initiative here moves forward with today's unveiling of plans for a major commercial development that officials say will be instrumental in creating jobs and anchoring the downtown area.

Key Vote Tonight on Albertsons Store

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2001

AUSTIN-Officials hunker down tonight for another round of talks about a larger Albertsons with later hours than regulations allow. The Rollingwood planning and zoning commission needs to decide tonight in order to make it to council's November agenda

Tax-Free Renaissance Zones Expanded

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2001

DETROIT-New zones in upper Michigan areas will allow for redevelopment of formerly

Mohawk Industries Inks $1.3-Mil, Five-Year Lease for SW Phoenix

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2001

PHOENIX-The Calhoun, GA carpet manufacturer signs a five-year lease valued at $1.3 million for a spot in the 43rd Avenue Distribution Center. Mohawk Industries will use the site to distribute its all-star lineup that includes Aladdin, Karastan and Bigelow.

Atlanta's Shoptaw Finances $19.9 Mil for Second Texas Buy

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2001

PLANO, TX-The 330-unit Preserve at Arbor Hills secures a 10-year loan, with 30-year amortization, at 6.49% interest for the Shoptaw Group. It's the second acquisition in Texas since July for the Atlanta-based group.

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Crestline Wins Georgia Tech Hotel Complex Management Deal

C&W Report: 9/11, National Trends Have Made Their Mark

Terremark Worldwide Still Bleeding

Union Station Air Rights Sell For $21 Mil

57,000-SF Plus Tenant Adds 10,423 SF for Relocation Bid

Developers Reveal Plans for PPL Center Project

Key Vote Tonight on Albertsons Store

Tax-Free Renaissance Zones Expanded

Mohawk Industries Inks $1.3-Mil, Five-Year Lease for SW Phoenix

Atlanta's Shoptaw Finances $19.9 Mil for Second Texas Buy

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