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Auto Supplier Earns Tax Break for HQ

remstaff &Globe Street | October 24, 2001

VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP, MI-The township gives a $7.3-million abatement to Visteon for a future $325-million office, research and technology complex on a former 220-acre gravel mine near I-94 and and I-275.

Advantis Beefs Up Its Northern Virginia Office

remstaff &Globe Street | October 24, 2001

MCLEAN, VA-The subsidiary of St. Joe Company has added a new senior director and an associate. The pair brings more than 30 years of experience to the firm.

Westbrook, LaSalle Target UK With $1.25-Bil War Chest

remstaff &Globe Street | October 24, 2001

LONDON-A new joint venture between New York-based opportunity fund Westbrook Partners and private clients of Jones Lang LaSalle has earmarked $1.25 billion for investment in the UK, and $0.5 billion has already been spent on a portfolio of 20 properties.

Guthrie Theater Should Be Razed, Critic Says

remstaff &Globe Street | October 24, 2001

MINNEAPOLIS-The modernist building, though important when it was built, has been remodeled beyond recognition and is beyond preserving, writes Larry Millett, an architecture critic with the St. Paul Pioneer Press.

Lake County Bows Out of Sugarloaf Mountain Race

remstaff &Globe Street | October 24, 2001

CLERMONT, FL-Gov. Jeb Bush's staff today drafts a recommendation on the controversial development status of the 1,433-acre, 350-foot high property 25 miles west of Downtown Orlando. (Please See updated story above.)

LCOR Markets 320,000 SF of Office/Laboratory Space in Greenburgh

remstaff &Globe Street | October 24, 2001

GREENBURGH, NY-LCOR Inc., a partner in the ownership of The Landmark at Eastview complex here, reveals it has begun marketing 320,000 sf of new office/laboratory space after receiving final site plan approval for its $130 million development.

Contentious Project Postponed Indefinitely

remstaff &Globe Street | October 24, 2001

SAN JOSE, CA-Cisco Systems announces its decision to postpone plans for a huge corporate campus in Coyote Valley, just days after winning the lawsuits that tried to prevent the development.

Madison Land Plans Spec Offices In Staines, Middlesex

remstaff &Globe Street | October 24, 2001

LONDON-Private property investor Madison Land has bought a site on the main A30 road in Staines, Middlesex, and plans a 38,000-sf speculative office scheme due for completion in late 2002.

REIT Hires Team For Final Business Park Push

remstaff &Globe Street | October 24, 2001

TROY, MI-The former Troy Airport is being transformed into a business park and is now halfway built out. Joe Banyai and Paul Hoge of Signature Associates-ONCOR International of Southfield are marketing the remaining 25 acres.

Class B Multifamily Could Be Affected by Attacks

remstaff &Globe Street | October 24, 2001

WASHINGTON, DC-Delta Associates and Transwestern Commercial Services report that this particular submarket of apartment housing tends to depend on renters in those positions that may have been eliminated in the aftermath of the attacks, like the lodging and tourism industry. The firms see flat rent growth and a slight increase in vacancy rates going forward.

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Auto Supplier Earns Tax Break for HQ

Advantis Beefs Up Its Northern Virginia Office

Westbrook, LaSalle Target UK With $1.25-Bil War Chest

Guthrie Theater Should Be Razed, Critic Says

Lake County Bows Out of Sugarloaf Mountain Race

LCOR Markets 320,000 SF of Office/Laboratory Space in Greenburgh

Contentious Project Postponed Indefinitely

Madison Land Plans Spec Offices In Staines, Middlesex

REIT Hires Team For Final Business Park Push

Class B Multifamily Could Be Affected by Attacks

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