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remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2001

ATLANTA-Mt. Pleasant LLC is paying Atlanta Suburbia $5.5 million or $11,905 per acre (27 cents per sf) for a 462-acre tract in Covington, GA.

Retail Bankruptcies Are a Growing Concern

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2001

BLOOMINGTON, MN-Property taxes remain shopping center owners' top concern but retail bankruptcies are No. 2 with a bullet. Best opportunities are restoration and redevelopment, says the Minnesota Shopping Center Association.

GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVE: Takeover Weighs Heavily on CBD Space

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2001

HOUSTON-The city's CBD office market is sure to feel the fallout from the imminent takeover by Dynegy of its CBD neighbor Enron. The commitment runs deep for an under-construction 1.2 million-sf high-rise, says an Enron source.

S&P Completes Multifamily REIT Study, Changes Two Outlooks

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-The analysis of 12 rated multifamily REITs focuses on five major areas of concern. With the study complete, four trusts are being scrutinized more closely going forward and outlooks have been revised on two.

Apartment Complex Sells at $38,000 Per Unit

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2001

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO-The 189-unit Woodstone Apartment complex trades between two California investment groups, selling for $7.2 million, 60% more than FSF Woodstone Associates paid for it five years ago.

Retail Market Holding Its Own, Report Says

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2001

DENVER-Layoffs and new office space are likely to push vacancies up and rental rates flat, according to a report by Marcus & Millichap, but fewer construction starts and low interest rates will keep the market stable.

New $5-Mil Digs Complete for San Diego Pandas

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2001

SAN DIEGO-A local construction firm has completed work on a the giant panda enclosure at the San Diego Zoo. The 6,507-sf project includes two, two-story buildings inside the panda

Environmental Reclamation to Bid on Cleanup

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2001

SPOKANE, WA-The remediation and reclamation subsidiary of Enviro-Energy Corp. will be bidding for the $359 million clean up of the Silver Valley Mining Basis announced recently by the Environmental Protection Agency.

Studley Details Management Moves

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2001

LOS ANGELES-Brokerage firm's president will assume additional role of West Coast regional manager. Sullivan becomes branch manager of Downtown office after stint as co-manager of West LA office.

London Office Voids On The Increase As Firms Shed Space

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2001

LONDON-Availability of office space in Central London rose by 25% in October, according to new research from DTZ Debenham Tie Leung. Although vacancies are still at historically low levels, the level is growing fastest in the City and Docklands.

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Investor Searching for Residential Developer

Retail Bankruptcies Are a Growing Concern

GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVE: Takeover Weighs Heavily on CBD Space

S&P Completes Multifamily REIT Study, Changes Two Outlooks

Apartment Complex Sells at $38,000 Per Unit

Retail Market Holding Its Own, Report Says

New $5-Mil Digs Complete for San Diego Pandas

Environmental Reclamation to Bid on Cleanup

Studley Details Management Moves

London Office Voids On The Increase As Firms Shed Space

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