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Legislator Considers Options to Cover Big Dig Costs

remstaff &Globe Street | August 16, 2001

BOSTON-The most recent suggestions to cover the huge cost overruns on the Big Dig, the massive highway construction project in the heart of the city here, include a structured toll hike and an increase in the gas tax.

Rise in Multifamily Permits, Starts is Blip on Industry Radar Screen

remstaff &Globe Street | August 16, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-US Dept. of Commerce figures released yesterday show a nationwide uptick in multifamily housing starts and permits last month but a REIT analyst with Lehman Brothers tells GlobeSt.com that the data do not indicate overbuilding in a sagging economy.

Mack-Cali Signs 153,000 SF in Leases in South Jersey

remstaff &Globe Street | August 16, 2001

CRANFORD, NJ-These recent transactions encompass the firm's greater Philadelphia properties, and include a wide range of office and flex tenants.

Planners OK Name Change for Mall

remstaff &Globe Street | August 16, 2001

ESCONDIDO, CA-The Planning Commission has approved renaming the North County Fair mall to Westfield Shoppingtown North County.

Time Warner, Belo Corp. Line Up 30,000-SF Project

remstaff &Globe Street | August 16, 2001

HOUSTON-Westway Park has snared Time Warner and the Belo Corp. for a 30,000-sf, single-story building to house offices and an all-digital broadcast facility. It will be the nerve center to a 24-hour news station just for Houston.

Melrose Hotel Owners Ink $24-Mil Refinancing

remstaff &Globe Street | August 16, 2001

DALLAS-The city's "best small hotel" and historic landmark, the Melrose Hotel, has secured a $24-million refinancing. GMAC's Philadelphia office arranges the deal for the home-away-from-home to the stars through Delaware Investment Advisers.

Terremark Losses Widen on Revenue Gain

remstaff &Globe Street | August 16, 2001

MIAMI-The provider of Internet infrastructure and managed services attributes a 45.1% increase in net losses primarily to startup costs for the NAP of the Americas.

Inland Realty Grows Retail Portfolio

remstaff &Globe Street | August 16, 2001

ORLANDO-The Oak Brook, IL-based REIT paid 2140 SCT Corp. of Newport Beach, CA $8.57 million or $113.52 per sf for the 75,492-sf, 100% leased Chickasaw Trails Shopping Center near Orlando International Airport, metro Orlando's next new commercial hot spot.

Biggest Threat to Retail: Big-Box Retailers Selling Groceries, ICSC Members Told

remstaff &Globe Street | August 16, 2001

ORLANDO-The entries of Wal-Mart, Costco and Target into the food sales business are putting some supermarket locations at risk, a new Trammell Crow Co. report warns.

Ruth McCoy Named Executive Director of Brown Harris Residential

remstaff &Globe Street | August 16, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-A 19-year real estate industry veteran, she will oversee all Downtown sales and on-site sales activity. She had been with Brown Harris' Feathered Nest affiliate since 1999.

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Legislator Considers Options to Cover Big Dig Costs

Rise in Multifamily Permits, Starts is Blip on Industry Radar Screen

Mack-Cali Signs 153,000 SF in Leases in South Jersey

Planners OK Name Change for Mall

Time Warner, Belo Corp. Line Up 30,000-SF Project

Melrose Hotel Owners Ink $24-Mil Refinancing

Terremark Losses Widen on Revenue Gain

Inland Realty Grows Retail Portfolio

Biggest Threat to Retail: Big-Box Retailers Selling Groceries, ICSC Members Told

Ruth McCoy Named Executive Director of Brown Harris Residential

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