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Woodcrest Apartments Sold in Westland

remstaff &Globe Street | August 03, 2001

WESTLAND, MI-The new owner, RHP Properties, plans extensive renovations to the 30-year old, 458-unit property, which has a clubhouse with a fitness facility, a hydrotherapy spa and an indoor/outdoor pool.

Episcopal Homes Pushing Dirt on 50-Unit Seabury Campus

remstaff &Globe Street | August 03, 2001

ST. PAUL-The Episcopal Homes is off and running on a 50-unit development in St. Paul's Midway neighborhood. The developer also is adding 20 units to its nearby Iris Park Commons in an apparent portfolio beef up of subsidized living accommodations.

Wackenhut Meets Q2 Earnings Forecast

remstaff &Globe Street | August 03, 2001

PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL-The locally based provider of correctional and related institutional services attributed the successful start-up of new North Carolina facility for a 10% increase in quarterly net income.Palm Beach Gardens is 90 miles north of Downtown Miami.

Massive Mixed-Use Redevelopment Project is a Go

remstaff &Globe Street | August 02, 2001

HARRISON, NJ-This industrial community, across the river from Newark, will get almost 3.4 million sf of office space, 600,000 sf of retail and nearly 3,000 residences in the next decade.

90,000-SF Office Complex Trades for $8 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | August 02, 2001

SACRAMENTO-A Boston-based investment company has sold a seven-building office complex here for $8 million. The buyer of the 90,000-sf America Rivers Commons was a mortgage broker from Los Altos and his partners.

Emo Trans Texas Takes 39,104 SF at El Paso Park

remstaff &Globe Street | August 02, 2001

HOUSTON-Houston's PM Realty Group, property manager for an El Paso industrial park, has signed a deal with Emo Trans Texas. The pact puts the shipping operation into 39,104 sf at the Butterfield Trail Industrial Park, situated along Spur Drive.

Signature GMAC Aligns with HomeBanc Mortgage

remstaff &Globe Street | August 02, 2001

ORLANDO-The six-year-old, locally based real estate company plans to offer one-stop shopping by forming a title insurance company and partnering with the Atlanta-based online lender.

GlobeSt.com UPDATE: Land-Use Case Heads for Highest Court

remstaff &Globe Street | August 02, 2001

MIAMI-An appeal pending in the US Supreme Court could affect the outcome of a dispute over an inverse condemnation action in Monroe County, FL, and further define precedents on how trial courts adjudicate temporary public taking of private land.

Big Time Group Selling City Hall Bar/Grill

remstaff &Globe Street | August 02, 2001

WEST PALM BEACH, FL-Prakas Group is awarded exclusive agreement to represent the fast-growing restaurant chain in the sale of the New York-style bar and grill on Clematis Street in this Palm Beach County city, 67 miles north of Miami. The asking price wasn't disclosed.

Negative Absorption Continues Plaguing Manhattan's Office Market

remstaff &Globe Street | August 02, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-Since the beginning of the year, Manhattan has suffered nearly 6 million sf of negative absorption and seen overall asking rents fall 6%. The highest vacancy rate, 8.7%, was recorded in Midtown South.

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Woodcrest Apartments Sold in Westland

Episcopal Homes Pushing Dirt on 50-Unit Seabury Campus

Wackenhut Meets Q2 Earnings Forecast

Massive Mixed-Use Redevelopment Project is a Go

90,000-SF Office Complex Trades for $8 Mil

Emo Trans Texas Takes 39,104 SF at El Paso Park

Signature GMAC Aligns with HomeBanc Mortgage

GlobeSt.com UPDATE: Land-Use Case Heads for Highest Court

Big Time Group Selling City Hall Bar/Grill

Negative Absorption Continues Plaguing Manhattan's Office Market

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