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The St. Paul Cos. Refuses to Invoke 'War Exclusion'

remstaff &Globe Street | September 19, 2001

ST. PAUL, MN-The New York City and Washington, DC terrorist attacks of Sept. 11 will likely cost The St. Paul Cos. $700 million in insurance claims. Says CEO Douglas W. Leatherdale: "We are not going to hide behind the war exclusion for these acts of terrorism.

World Trade Center Firms Begin Looking for Suburban Space

remstaff &Globe Street | September 19, 2001

WHITE PLAINS-Brokers in Westchester and Fairfield counties say that companies in and around the World Trade Center disaster site have started to make inquiries about available space in Westchester and Fairfield counties.

Holmes Quits as Chesterton Profits Slump

remstaff &Globe Street | September 19, 2001

LONDON-Michael Holmes has fallen on his sword at listed agent Chesterton following a disastrous set of results. Profits were more than halved at the commercial and residential agent.

Phoenix Tourism Exec Heads to Austin Counterpart

remstaff &Globe Street | September 19, 2001

AUSTIN-The Austin Convention and Visitors Bureau has found its replacement for retiring president and CEO Ric Luber. The bureau has hired a Texas native and vice president of the Greater Phoenix Convention and Visitors Bureau.

Austin Building Managers Review, Reinforce Security

remstaff &Globe Street | September 19, 2001

AUSTIN-State capital building managers today are delivering assurances to tenants that all's well inside their buildings. BOMA Austin says everything possible is being done locally to guarantee safety despite the impossibility of such a feat.

Partnership Buys Trillium for $134 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | September 19, 2001

WOODLAND HILLS, CA-The 600,000-sf office and retail complex is acquired by a fund sponsored by Boston's Beacon Capital Partners. Deal is latest in string of transactions in the hot Warner Center submarket.

Portland in a Recession, Says Local Consultant

remstaff &Globe Street | September 19, 2001

PORTLAND- William Conerly, a local economic and financial consultant, tells the local chapter of the Building Owners and Managers Association that Portland is in a recession that thanks to the terrorist attacks it now might not clear it until mid-2002.

Nissan Supplier Building $9 Mil Plant

remstaff &Globe Street | September 19, 2001

JACKSON, MS-Tower Automotive of Grand Rapids, MI has selected EastGroup Properties Inc. of Jackson, MS to develop the 170,000-sf, build-to-suit property at about $53 per sf on a 50-acre site in Canton, MS, two miles from the Nissan North America new assembly factory.

Officials Huddle Again Over Queen Isabella Causeway Collapse

remstaff &Globe Street | September 19, 2001

PORT ISABEL, TX-State and local officials huddle for the second consecutive day over the recovery effort of the downed causeway that leads to South Padre Island. Officials stress the popular tourist spot is still open for business via alternative transportation.

San Antonio Tourism Hits Temporary Speed Bump, Experts Believe

remstaff &Globe Street | September 19, 2001

SAN ANTONIO-The Alamo City's sagging tourism is just a bump in the road that won't continue through year's end, say those in the know around town. The city takes in more than $4 billion annually from its second-largest business.

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The St. Paul Cos. Refuses to Invoke 'War Exclusion'

World Trade Center Firms Begin Looking for Suburban Space

Holmes Quits as Chesterton Profits Slump

Phoenix Tourism Exec Heads to Austin Counterpart

Austin Building Managers Review, Reinforce Security

Partnership Buys Trillium for $134 Mil

Portland in a Recession, Says Local Consultant

Nissan Supplier Building $9 Mil Plant

Officials Huddle Again Over Queen Isabella Causeway Collapse

San Antonio Tourism Hits Temporary Speed Bump, Experts Believe

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