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As Recession Looms, Construction Lending 'Pretty Much on Hold'

remstaff &Globe Street | November 05, 2001

PORTLAND-As the potential for Portland's first recession in a decade grows, very few commercial developers are seeking funds for new construction and the banks are very cautious about lending it out, U.S. Bank vice president Luther Barker tells GlobeSt.com.

A Few County Projects Could Get Gored in 2002

remstaff &Globe Street | November 05, 2001

SEATTLE-King County Councilmember Maggi Fimia has released a list of projects that could be in fiscal jeopardy under the budget proposed by County Executive Ron Sims for FY 2002. Included in that list are an upgrade of the Burke Gilman Trail and the Magnolia Dairy Project.

Name Your Own Price for 10-Acre Car Lot

remstaff &Globe Street | November 05, 2001

ORLAND PARK, IL-Surrounded by Orland Square Mall as well as a luxury town home and assisted living development, the Terry's Lincoln Mercury property at 9401 W. 143rd St. is up for a sealed-bid auction Jan. 22.

$120-Mil Lindbergh Plaza Plans 700,000 SF of Retail, 250 Apartment Units

remstaff &Globe Street | November 05, 2001

ATLANTA-Sembler Co. of Clearwater, FL and Noro Broadview Holding Co. of the Netherlands are setting a 2003 demolition of a 379,230-sf shopping center to clear the way for a massive redevelopment.

Property Must Move Up Business Agenda, Warns Top Economist

remstaff &Globe Street | November 05, 2001

BIRMINGHAM-The Confederation of British Industry Conference will today hear a call from Roger Bootle--ex-chief economist at HSBC--to take property issues more seriously.

Health Care Co. Renews 17,823-SF Lease

remstaff &Globe Street | November 05, 2001

OCEANSIDE, CA-A health care organization has renewed its lease for space in a medical building here in a deal valued at $1.8 million. The building owner is Mission Park Medical Building Partnership.

City Mayor Declares Support for Community Preservation Act

remstaff &Globe Street | November 05, 2001

BOSTON-City Mayor Thomas M. Menino decides to support the Community Preservation Act, the proposed 2%surcharge on property taxes in this city that will go to fund affordable housing and preserve historic sites and parks. The Act will be a question on this Tuesday's ballot here.

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As Recession Looms, Construction Lending 'Pretty Much on Hold'

A Few County Projects Could Get Gored in 2002

Name Your Own Price for 10-Acre Car Lot

$120-Mil Lindbergh Plaza Plans 700,000 SF of Retail, 250 Apartment Units

Property Must Move Up Business Agenda, Warns Top Economist

Health Care Co. Renews 17,823-SF Lease

City Mayor Declares Support for Community Preservation Act

Mid-America's FFO is Up 4.5%

EYC Companies Secures $22 Million Loan for New Luxury Apartment Complex

Insignia/ESG Gains New Managing Director for SF Office

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