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Real Estate Impact of Terrorist Attacks to be Short-Lived

remstaff &Globe Street | October 05, 2001

PALO ALTO, CA-Though the Sept. 11 tragedy will worsen current downturn, Marcus & Millichap says it won't undermine long-term attractiveness of real estate investments. Fed's rate cuts, other factors will lead to robust rebound in 2002.

Denholtz Pays JP Morgan $13.5 Mil for Six-Building Office Complex

remstaff &Globe Street | October 05, 2001

TAMPA, FL-The Rahway, NJ-based developer/investor is growing its Florida portfolio with the acquistion of the class A, 203,000-sf Pinellas Business Center on Roosevelt and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevards, 80 miles west of Downtown Orlando.

IndyMac Expands in Irvine Spectrum

remstaff &Globe Street | October 05, 2001

IRVINE, CA-The mortgage banker signs $1-million deal for another 15,000 sf of office space, boosting its occupancy here to 60,000 sf.

Brixton Sells Midtown Headquarters

remstaff &Globe Street | October 05, 2001

LONDON-Following its relocation to the West End, industrial investor Brixton has sold its old headquarters at 22-24 Ely place, EC1 to an owner-occupier. The sale comnpletes its withdrawal from the office sector.

Silver Lining: Opportunities Abound in Down Market

remstaff &Globe Street | October 05, 2001

PORTLAND-Bluestone & Hockley Realty President Clifford Hockley says that given the many real estate opportunities in a down market, investors should consider spending their way through these troubled times.

WTC-Related Office Space Leases Estimated at 3.4 Mil SF

remstaff &Globe Street | October 05, 2001

JERSEY CITY-Companies desperately seeking space in the wake of the World Trade Center disaster have taken at least 2.4 million sf of vacant office space and a million sf of backfill space, much of it once destined for the sublet market.

Northwest Office Market Secures 8,300 SF in Leases

remstaff &Globe Street | October 05, 2001

HOUSTON-The city's northwest submarket will be home to three firms that have inked 8,300 sf of office space. The tenants have signed for Northchase Place, One Northchase Park and Northchase Plaza.

GlobeSt.com UPDATE: Opryland Hotel, Convention Center Win $210 Mil Funding Package

remstaff &Globe Street | October 05, 2001

ORLANDO-A New York lender consortium headed by Deutsche Bank Alex. Brown Inc., Salomon Smith Barney and CIBC World Markets is loaning Nashville-based Gaylord Entertainment Co. up to $210 million to complete construction of a total 1,760 rooms in two hotels and a 178,000-sf meeting and exhibit hall one mile from Walt Disney World's main gate.

Mortgage Company Signs Lease for New Digs

remstaff &Globe Street | October 05, 2001

SAN DIEGO-A local mortgage lending company has signed a five-year lease for 4,788 sf of office space at 591 Camino de la Reina in the Mission Valley Financial Center.

Twin Cities Apartment Rents Likely to Subside

remstaff &Globe Street | October 05, 2001

MINNEAPOLIS-After several years of 10% rent hikes, next year will see average rents go up 2% to 3% percent, according real estate experts. Increased supply and a slowing economy will keep increases down.

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Real Estate Impact of Terrorist Attacks to be Short-Lived

Denholtz Pays JP Morgan $13.5 Mil for Six-Building Office Complex

IndyMac Expands in Irvine Spectrum

Brixton Sells Midtown Headquarters

Silver Lining: Opportunities Abound in Down Market

WTC-Related Office Space Leases Estimated at 3.4 Mil SF

Northwest Office Market Secures 8,300 SF in Leases

GlobeSt.com UPDATE: Opryland Hotel, Convention Center Win $210 Mil Funding Package

Mortgage Company Signs Lease for New Digs

Twin Cities Apartment Rents Likely to Subside

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