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Veteran Volunteer Leading Downtown Austin Alliance

remstaff &Globe Street | October 26, 2001

AUSTIN-Beverly Silas is the 2002 leader of the Downtown Austin Alliance, replacing outgoing chairman Robert Gaston of Equity Properties Trust. She says the coming year's goals will be gamed out at November's board meeting.

Downtown Rebound Keeps Bouncing Along

remstaff &Globe Street | October 26, 2001

LOS ANGELES-Oaktree Capital Management signs $5.4-million lease for an additional 25,000 sf of office space at Wells Fargo Center. The deal is latest sign to mark the comeback in the CBD, where vacancies have dropped to a 10-year low.

Granite Properties First on Board at 550-Acre Aventerra

remstaff &Globe Street | October 25, 2001

SOUTHLAKE, TX-Terrabrook has hooked Dallas-based Granite Properties to be its office developer, marking the first deal for Aventerra and the first foray by Granite into Tarrant County. By year's end, the project's retail developer could be signed.

$100 Mil Development to be Delayed

remstaff &Globe Street | October 25, 2001

BOSTON-The aftermath of the attacks and a softening economy continues to be felt in the market here as a local developer delays construction on a $100 million project planned for the south end neighborhood. A spokesperson for the city tells GlobeSt.com that construction will begin within two months.

Flex/Office Building Refinances with 30-Year Permanent Loan

remstaff &Globe Street | October 25, 2001

BEAVERTON, OR-L.J. Melody & Co.'s New York City office has arranged the funding for the $24-million refinance package.

Boeing Realty Corp. Shedding 38 Acres

remstaff &Globe Street | October 25, 2001

HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA-The company has already begun demolishing former Boeing manufacturing facilities at Huntington Beach. It plans to add the site to the McDonnell Centre Business Park to bring an additional 600,000 sf of commercial space to the 1.8 million-sf complex.

South King County Vacancy Rate Tops 14%

remstaff &Globe Street | October 25, 2001

KENT, WA-In many Puget Sound areas, the buffer to dismal vacancy numbers is that a large portion of space is, in fact, sublease space, with original tenants still paying rent. In the Southend, however, the sting is direct.

Mirant Buys Into Partnership on New Power Plant

remstaff &Globe Street | October 25, 2001

BOARDMAN, OR-The global energy provider is acquiring a 50% interest in the Coyote Springs 2 power plant as part of its plan to attain 35,000 megawatts nationwide by 2005.

Rogers-O'Brien Ropes AIA Contractor of Year Honor

remstaff &Globe Street | October 25, 2001

DALLAS-The 31-year-old Rogers-O'Brien Construction Co. of Dallas is named the contractor of the year for the region. The firm's high-profile projects include the Women's Museum, Neiman Marcus' newest location and Cisco's Richardson Development Center.

Auto Now Spends $2.3 Mil for Larger Site on Dealers' Row

remstaff &Globe Street | October 25, 2001

PHOENIX-The vehicle dealership, Auto Now, negotiates a $2.3-million deal for a larger site in its existing neighborhood. The 'dealers' row' site is at the intersection of 20th Street and Bell Road. The buyer will build on a former used car sales lot.

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Veteran Volunteer Leading Downtown Austin Alliance

Downtown Rebound Keeps Bouncing Along

Granite Properties First on Board at 550-Acre Aventerra

$100 Mil Development to be Delayed

Flex/Office Building Refinances with 30-Year Permanent Loan

Boeing Realty Corp. Shedding 38 Acres

South King County Vacancy Rate Tops 14%

Mirant Buys Into Partnership on New Power Plant

Rogers-O'Brien Ropes AIA Contractor of Year Honor

Auto Now Spends $2.3 Mil for Larger Site on Dealers' Row

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