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State Street to Sublet Just-Leased Seven-Story Office Building

remstaff &Globe Street | October 24, 2001

QUINCY, MA-State Street Corp. sublets a seven-story office building here that it had leased in March for 10 years. A company spokesperson insists that the move does not reflect serious cost cutting measures but only a slowdown in hiring.

Market Shifts With Loss of High-Tech Projects

remstaff &Globe Street | October 24, 2001

DUBLIN, CA-Property owners are starting to realize that high-tech office campuses may not bring the big payoffs they promised last year, and are leaning more toward residential and retail development.

Seven-Year Owner Sells Mesa Retail Center for $1.9 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | October 24, 2001

MESA, AZ-Michael B. Furst gets about $1.9 million for the 22,600-sf Apache Greenfield along Main Street in Mesa. Scottsdale-based private investor, Ron Barnes, is the new owner in the deal structured by Marcus & Millichap and RBI of Phoenix.

Brokers Finalize Industrial Sales in Arlington, Dallas, Forney

remstaff &Globe Street | October 24, 2001

DALLAS-Three sales close in recent weeks, one of which puts a 7,727-sf office-flex building in Arlington into the hands of a private local investor. Others include an 11,000-sf industrial building in Dallas and about 2 1/2 acres in Forney for a storage center expansion.

State's Construction Bonds Win AA Rating

remstaff &Globe Street | October 24, 2001

ORLANDO-The $256.97 million debt issue could be on the market this week, Standard & Poor's Corp. predicts, after also giving Florida a double-A ranking on its outstanding full faith and credit debt.

Economy Throws Native American Resort Plans Into Doubt

remstaff &Globe Street | October 24, 2001

SAN DIEGO-A North County Indian tribe may scale back plans for a planned $230-million Mediterranean-style resort.

GlobeSt.com UPDATE: Business Down 35% at Area Attractions

remstaff &Globe Street | October 24, 2001

ORLANDO-The Florida Attractions Association's statewide survey of 22 parks shows attendance gains made after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks have been wiped out by the anthrax fears.

Locals Say EOP Now Drives Bellevue Market

remstaff &Globe Street | October 24, 2001

BELLEVUE, WA-By owning almost 50% of the local office square footage here, says one disgruntled broker, Equity Office Properties carries too big a stick. Spokespeople say that's how the competitive edge works.

Teesland Launches Massive Mixed-Use Project For Leeds

remstaff &Globe Street | October 23, 2001

LEEDS-Leeds is to get its own version of Birmingham's successful BrindleyPlace by 2004. Teesland and local company Sterling Capitol have put together a monster proposal for the old Royal Mail building in the city's West End.

Inland Empire Offices Sell for $8.5 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | October 23, 2001

REDLANDS, CA-Silagi Development & Management acquires the 180,000-sf park from Guardian of New York. Deal reflects steady demand from small and mid-size buyers, even as large institutions remain on the sidelines.

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State Street to Sublet Just-Leased Seven-Story Office Building

Market Shifts With Loss of High-Tech Projects

Seven-Year Owner Sells Mesa Retail Center for $1.9 Mil

Brokers Finalize Industrial Sales in Arlington, Dallas, Forney

State's Construction Bonds Win AA Rating

Economy Throws Native American Resort Plans Into Doubt

GlobeSt.com UPDATE: Business Down 35% at Area Attractions

Locals Say EOP Now Drives Bellevue Market

Teesland Launches Massive Mixed-Use Project For Leeds

Inland Empire Offices Sell for $8.5 Mil

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