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GlobeSt.com UPDATE: Family Dispute Stalls Progress of Multifamily Project

remstaff &Globe Street | October 01, 2001

MIAMI-BAP Development hits an obstacle in plans to build the second of two multifamily towers on Coral Way.

Old Bank HQ Receiving $30-Mil Upgrade, Expansion

remstaff &Globe Street | October 01, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO-A former bank headquarters will be renovated by its new owner, Wilson Meany, to include more office and retail space in downtown San Francisco.

Teletext Takes Chiswick Park Building

remstaff &Globe Street | October 01, 2001

LONDON-Online news provider Teletext for has signed a pre-letting on a 42,500-sf building at Stanhope's Chiswick Park scheme in West London. The company will be relocating 350 staff from offices in Fulham and Chelsea Harbour.

2 Senior Residences Open Near University

remstaff | October 01, 2001

ANN ARBOR, MI-University of Michigan students will benefit from both complexes, which will have residential space at one and research facilities at the other. Students will work with residents, studying the effects of aging.

Kincaid's Role Expands at Equity Office

remstaff &Globe Street | October 01, 2001

CHICAGO-Richard D. Kincaid, 39, replaces Michael A. Steele as chief operating officer in a series of moves in the REIT's top management structure. David Merger guru A. Helfand, 37, also becomes chief investment officer.

Area Firms Shift Veteran Expertise in Hires and Promotions

remstaff &Globe Street | October 01, 2001

PHOENIX-Shifts in personnel puts a 12-year veteran in place as a director of architectural services at Phoenix-based Ensemble Real Estate Services. Daniel Watson's new role is one six changes in the region.

165,000-SF Addition to Riverside Facility

remstaff &Globe Street | October 01, 2001

MINNEAPOLIS-The industrial and commercial technology supplier in the construction, manufacturing, processing, and maintenance industries has renamed its facility after George Aristides, its chairman of the board.

Supply, Demand Hardy, But Willing Sellers Just Hard to Find

remstaff &Globe Street | October 01, 2001

DALLAS-There's product and there's demand, but neighborhood and community centers just aren't changing hands in the state's major cities. Good tenancy, good consumer sales and a volatile stock market have owners clinging to their assets.

Mayor Williams, Hotels Still Pushing for Business

remstaff &Globe Street | October 01, 2001

WASHINGTON, DC-The mayor and general managers from several of the District's major hotels gathered Monday in an attempt to attract more convention and tourism business to the city.

Madrid Office Market in Equilibrium

remstaff &Globe Street | October 01, 2001

MADRID-The office market in the Spanish capital has reached a state of equilibrium, Although supply is increasing and take-up slowing, rents are stable, according to a new report from CB Richard Ellis.

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GlobeSt.com UPDATE: Family Dispute Stalls Progress of Multifamily Project

Old Bank HQ Receiving $30-Mil Upgrade, Expansion

Teletext Takes Chiswick Park Building

2 Senior Residences Open Near University

Kincaid's Role Expands at Equity Office

Area Firms Shift Veteran Expertise in Hires and Promotions

165,000-SF Addition to Riverside Facility

Supply, Demand Hardy, But Willing Sellers Just Hard to Find

Mayor Williams, Hotels Still Pushing for Business

Madrid Office Market in Equilibrium

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