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NY Owner to Net Lease 600,000 SF of Downtown Philly Office Space

remstaff &Globe Street | October 15, 2001

PHILADELPHIA-Three prominent Downtown buildings, owned by a New York investment firm, are to be net leased by a New York-based real estate advisory firm.

United Properties Creates New Training and Development Position

remstaff &Globe Street | October 15, 2001

BLOOMINGTON, MN-Industry veteran Jim Wadsworth will focus on training, mentoring and planning.

Pascua Yaqui Tribe Kicks Off Second Construction Phase

remstaff &Globe Street | October 14, 2001

TUCSON-The Pascua Yaqui Indian Tribe cuts the ribbon Oct. 14 on its first leg of development to become the state's largest casino venue. Work is under way on the second phase, calling for a 240,000-sf casino, seven restaurants and entertainment complex.

Energy Deal Could Give 235-Acre Domain Power Edge

remstaff &Globe Street | October 14, 2001

AUSTIN-The city-owned Austin Energy and owners of the 235-acre Domain business campus strike a high-ticket deal for high-power sources, energy-efficient systems and a powerful marketing tool. It's not a free deal, says an energy company exec.

Pair of Tenants Expand in $10.7-Mil Deal at Alhambra

remstaff &Globe Street | October 14, 2001

LOS ANGELES-Tenet Healthcare and Los Angeles County take more space in deals worth a combined $10.7 million. The Eastside complex., The Alhambra, is one of Ratkovich Co.'s key redevelopment projects.

Nabisco Beefs Up Lease to 102,361 SF in Buena Park

remstaff &Globe Street | October 14, 2001

BUENA PARK, CA-The snack maker seals a 10-year lease with Denver-based ProLogis Trust for distribution space at its Buena Park industrial complex. Nabisco will move operations from three Southland distribution facilities into the Brea warehouse.

GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVE: $12.5-Mil Office Loans Pass Muster

remstaff &Globe Street | October 14, 2001

DALLAS-It's a done deal and everyone's wiping brows at Poynter-Scifres in Ft. Worth and Holliday Fenoglio Fowler LP in Dallas. Office buildings in Arlington and Grapevine pass the proverbial test by fire fueled by constricting capital markets and Sept. 11.

Future for Local Hotel Industry Looks Bleak

remstaff &Globe Street | October 14, 2001

BOSTON-As local hotel occupancy rates plummet, industry experts tell GlobeSt.com they expect the downward spiral to continue for at least the 18 months.

2001 Multifamily Market Poised for Banner Year

remstaff &Globe Street | October 14, 2001

HOUSTON-The city's multifamily market is speeding toward a banner year, with occupancy now at 92.5% in comparison to 90.7% nine months ago. The market's pace makes it fertile buying ground for investors, such as Trivest Real Estate of Dallas.

Pataki Calls for National Guard Troops at State's Nuclear Plants

remstaff &Globe Street | October 14, 2001

ALBANY-New York Governor George Pataki, while stressing the move was not based on any specific terrorist threat, has called for New York National Guard troops to be deployed at Indian Point 2 and 3 in Westchester as well as four other upstate nuclear power plant facilities.

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NY Owner to Net Lease 600,000 SF of Downtown Philly Office Space

United Properties Creates New Training and Development Position

Pascua Yaqui Tribe Kicks Off Second Construction Phase

Energy Deal Could Give 235-Acre Domain Power Edge

Pair of Tenants Expand in $10.7-Mil Deal at Alhambra

Nabisco Beefs Up Lease to 102,361 SF in Buena Park

GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVE: $12.5-Mil Office Loans Pass Muster

Future for Local Hotel Industry Looks Bleak

2001 Multifamily Market Poised for Banner Year

Pataki Calls for National Guard Troops at State's Nuclear Plants

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