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Master Plan, Seismic Loans and Various Projects Top Commission's Agenda

remstaff &Globe Street | October 09, 2001

PORTLAND, OR-In all, the Portland Development Commission has 13 items on its Consent Agenda this month along with a number of proposed projects.

DFW's Bread-and-Butter Deals Corner 34,684 SF

remstaff &Globe Street | October 09, 2001

DALLAS-They're the basic deals, the kind that show steady activity. Six in all close, including a California firm that chooses the Dallas CBD for its first location outside its homeport and another that fills a void left by Austin-based USOL Holdings' Dallas office closing.

Oil Field Provider Boosts Kirkwood Atrium II Lease

remstaff &Globe Street | October 09, 2001

HOUSTON-Fluids Management adds 5,500 sf to its corporate offices at the Kirkwood Atrium II in Houston's west submarket. The signing comes with a renewal of its 3,500-sf spot in the 235,961-sf suburban office building.

Security Move Shuts Down CBD Offices

remstaff &Globe Street | October 09, 2001

LOS ANGELES-Most Downtown government buildings and many private high-rises are closed to protect against terrorist retaliation in wake of US-led military strikes in Afghanistan. Workers could return by tomorrow.

KLNB Picked to Manage Electronics Boutique Expansion

remstaff &Globe Street | October 09, 2001

BALTIMORE-The video game and entertainment retailer has recently signed leases in seven regional shopping centers in the Washington-Baltimore corridor, and it has plans to ultimately open up to 20 locations in region.

Investment Group Puts Up $4.5 Mil for Fiesta Square

remstaff &Globe Street | October 09, 2001

MESA, AZ-A 35,600-sf medical and general office building in Mesa brings more than $126 per sf for its Phoenix-based seller. The fully leased Fiesta Square abuts the East Valley's oldest and most popular regional mall.

Office Availability Rates Rise in Westchester and Fairfield

remstaff &Globe Street | October 09, 2001

STAMFORD, CT-The after effects of a prolonged "summer doldrums" as well as the impact of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks have caused office availability rates to rise in Westchester and Fairfield counties, according to brokerage firm Insignia/ESG.

Question Marks for Eastside Office Projects

remstaff &Globe Street | October 09, 2001

BELLEVUE, WA-If and when they will be built remains a question, but a third-quarter report by Cushman & Wakefield lists 7.3 million sf worth of office projects proposed for construction throughout Eastside sub-markets.

Irvine Manufacturer Signs 45,190-SF Relocation Deal

remstaff &Globe Street | October 09, 2001

FOOTHILL RANCH, CA-Hobby Products International signs a $1.8-million lease for industrial space at Foothill Ranch. The distributor of remote control vehicles plans to relocate from Irvine in February 2002.

Colorado Sees Highest Housing Cost Increase

remstaff &Globe Street | October 09, 2001

DENVER-Families in Colorado must earn $15.23 per hour to afford a two-bedroom apartment, nearly three times the minimum wage. "There are just not enough incentives to build affordable housing," one multifamily expert says.

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Master Plan, Seismic Loans and Various Projects Top Commission's Agenda

DFW's Bread-and-Butter Deals Corner 34,684 SF

Oil Field Provider Boosts Kirkwood Atrium II Lease

Security Move Shuts Down CBD Offices

KLNB Picked to Manage Electronics Boutique Expansion

Investment Group Puts Up $4.5 Mil for Fiesta Square

Office Availability Rates Rise in Westchester and Fairfield

Question Marks for Eastside Office Projects

Irvine Manufacturer Signs 45,190-SF Relocation Deal

Colorado Sees Highest Housing Cost Increase

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