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Steel Fabricator Eyes Mixed-Use Project in Near SE Area

remstaff &Globe Street | October 22, 2001

HOUSTON-Houston-based One Stop Wash 2 acquires a 57,543-sf industrial building and seven acres in the city's near southeast submarket. The property carried a $795,000 asking price. The buyer eyes two abutting tracts to push a mixed-use project for the site.

Large Detroit Development Plan May Entice Oakland Residents

remstaff &Globe Street | October 22, 2001

DETROIT-Detroit planning department working on developing 1,200 acres on city's north side with new housing, commercial and retail.

New Name, New Look for 164,171-SF CBD Building

remstaff &Globe Street | October 21, 2001

AUSTIN-It's taken longer than expected to get the project off the ground, but the time has finally come. The Shidler Group has carved out a host of changes for its 164,741-sf One Commodore Plaza in the CBD. The top-to-bottom makeover begins.

Sidetracked $6.1-Mil Sale Finally Closes

remstaff &Globe Street | October 21, 2001

CARROLLTON, TX-An ongoing relationship between NorthMarq Capital's Dallas team and a Manhattan-based lender kept an acquisition loan alive in the aftermath of Sept. 11. The five-year loan finally closes for Carrollton's 150-unit Lakeside Apartments.

Houston Market Yields 201-Unit Buy After Long Search

remstaff &Globe Street | October 21, 2001

LEAGUE CITY, TX-More than 70 properties were screened before CA-based Drever pushed forward on a buy strategy that targets distressed properties or ones in overbuilt locations. The 201-unit Moorings in League City best suited the buyer's MO.

Trammell Crow's Boston-Based Investment Team Jumps Ship

remstaff &Globe Street | October 21, 2001

BOSTON-An entire team at Trammell Crow resigns and signs on with competitor Cushman & Wakefield. The Investment Services Group is among the top investment teams in the city, selling over a billion dollars assets in each of the last three years.

Marriott Ready to Sell Prime Camelback Corridor Parcel

remstaff &Globe Street | October 21, 2001

PHOENIX-Marriott Hotels is poised to sell the surplus land from a 192-room hotel project that is in the final planning stages. About 4.2 acres of an 8 1/2-acre tract is coming to market. Interest is high in the Camelback Corridor land, says the listing broker.

Mayoral Challenger Backs More Cash for Affordable Housing, Less for Retail

remstaff &Globe Street | October 21, 2001

MINNEAPOLIS-R.T. Rybak, a former development director for the Minneapolis Downtown Council, calls affordable housing "our most important civic goal.

Brookfield Completes $240-Mil Refinancing of Bankers Hall

remstaff &Globe Street | October 21, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-Brookfield Properties announces its second major refinancing this year: a $240 million mortgage on an office complex it acquired last year. The company was scheduled to reopen one of its Downtown properties this morning, but the event has been postponed indefinitely.

Fitzsimons Lures $400-Mil Children's Hospital from Uptown

remstaff &Globe Street | October 21, 2001

DENVER-The writing's on the wall for Denver's Uptown, which loses its 100-year-old anchor to Fitzsimons medical center. Children's Hospital will build a $400-million, 900,0000-sf facility and exit Uptown in 2006. The mayor's calling up a task force.

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Steel Fabricator Eyes Mixed-Use Project in Near SE Area

Large Detroit Development Plan May Entice Oakland Residents

New Name, New Look for 164,171-SF CBD Building

Sidetracked $6.1-Mil Sale Finally Closes

Houston Market Yields 201-Unit Buy After Long Search

Trammell Crow's Boston-Based Investment Team Jumps Ship

Marriott Ready to Sell Prime Camelback Corridor Parcel

Mayoral Challenger Backs More Cash for Affordable Housing, Less for Retail

Brookfield Completes $240-Mil Refinancing of Bankers Hall

Fitzsimons Lures $400-Mil Children's Hospital from Uptown

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