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South Jersey Town Looks for More Recreation

remstaff | October 18, 2001

MOUNT LAUREL, NJ-The township wants to bolster its non-commercial uses and has hired a top engineering firm to analyze the situation and make recommendations.

FrontLine Firm Defaults on $25 Mil Credit Line; Jeopardizes Reckson Loan

remstaff &Globe Street | October 18, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-Temporary office-space company HQ Global Holdings misses its deadline on an $8 million loan payment, throwing the firm into default and putting a $100-million loan from Reckson Realty at risk.

Opus Northwest promotes Menke to vice president of real estate development

remstaff &Globe Street | October 18, 2001

MINNEAPOLIS-Menke was key executive on several major Opus projects in downtown Minneapolis.

Shoppers Flock To UK Malls Despite Economic Uncertainty

remstaff &Globe Street | October 18, 2001

LONDON-Trade is holding up well in the UK's shopping malls despite the uncertain political and economic backdrop. New figures from FootFall show pedestrian traffic in UK malls was up 3.6% in September 2001 compared with the previous year.

Worcester Plans to Restore Downtown Center

remstaff &Globe Street | October 18, 2001

WORCESTER, MA-Plans are underway to renovate Worcester common, a 4.8-acre parcel in the heart of downtown. The project is estimated to cost between $4 million to $5 million and will involve restoring monuments, walkways and adding historical markers.

Mortgage Bankers Speak Out on Economy

remstaff &Globe Street | October 18, 2001

WASHINGTON, DC & TORONTO-At the annual conference of the DC-based Mortgage Bankers Association of America, being held in Canada, attendees are addressing the state of the economy and devising a public policy strategy to stabilize the mortgage industry in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks on September 11.

South Jersey Town Looks for More Recreation

remstaff &Globe Street | October 18, 2001

MOUNT LAUREL, NJ-The township wants to bolster its non-commercial uses and has hired a top engineering firm to analyze the situation and make recommendations.

Timberline Revs Grow 10%, Profits Drop 84%

remstaff &Globe Street | October 18, 2001

BEAVERTON, OR-Through the first nine months of 2001, the software maker serving the construction and property management industries saw its net income decrease to $1.137 million on revenue of $42.7 million compared to net income of $2.319 million on revenue of $37.5 million through the first nine months of 2000.

Report: Signs of Stability in SF Market

remstaff &Globe Street | October 17, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO-A recent report shows promise for the San Francisco Bay Area office real estate market -- five-weeks of relative stability after months of rising vacancies.

10-Year, $25-Mil Lease Pushes Project Off Drawing Board

remstaff &Globe Street | October 17, 2001

SCOTTSDALE, AZ-Ryan Cos.' newest undertaking, a 140,000-sf class A office building, is ready to go now that the tenant's in hand. The 100,000-sf signing drives an early 2002 groundbreaking and a 2003 consolidation for Dallas-based Pegasus.

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South Jersey Town Looks for More Recreation

FrontLine Firm Defaults on $25 Mil Credit Line; Jeopardizes Reckson Loan

Opus Northwest promotes Menke to vice president of real estate development

Shoppers Flock To UK Malls Despite Economic Uncertainty

Worcester Plans to Restore Downtown Center

Mortgage Bankers Speak Out on Economy

South Jersey Town Looks for More Recreation

Timberline Revs Grow 10%, Profits Drop 84%

Report: Signs of Stability in SF Market

10-Year, $25-Mil Lease Pushes Project Off Drawing Board

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