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Fridley Veteran Jumps to Short Elliott Hendrickson

remstaff &Globe Street | August 02, 2001

ST. PAUL-The City of Fridley has lost a 20-year employee to St. Paul-based Short Elliott Hendrickson. John Flora is the consulting firm's new business development manager for the St. Paul office. He had been Fridley's public works director and city engineer.

C&W Lands Mgmt of Pacific First Center

remstaff &Globe Street | August 02, 2001

PORTLAND-The 16-story, 228,714-sf building in the heart of downtown Portland is owned by New Jersey-based Prudential Real Estate Investors. Ron Brenner, who managed the building for Transwestern, will continue on with Cushman & Wakefield.

Crisis, What Crisis? Asks Knight Frank

remstaff &Globe Street | August 02, 2001

LONDON-Fears Surrounding the imminent demise of the UK commercial property market may be hugely overstated, according to research released today by agency Knight Frank. The case for investment in commercial property still remains strong.

$500-Mil Mixed-Use Project Proposed for Troy

remstaff &Globe Street | August 02, 2001

TROY, MI-A New York developer wants to tear down the fully leased, tallest building in southeast Michigan and replace it with a large, mixed-use property. The building owner, initially not interested in selling, is having second thoughts.

Men's Wearhouse, Starbucks Line Up New Locations

remstaff &Globe Street | August 02, 2001

HOUSTON-The Men's Wearhouse and Starbucks have found new retail sites in the Houston region. One heads to the town of Beaumont, northeast of Houston, and the other is setting up shop in the Tomball Parkway Shopping Center in the northwest submarket.

Highway Project Gives Way to Business Park

remstaff &Globe Street | August 02, 2001

MONTEREY, CA-The change in plans is largely due to Assemblyman Fred Keeley (D-Boulder) and local commercial and residential residents who championed the recently signed Assembly Bill 43, which makes state money available for the project.

Crisis, What Crisis? Asks Knight Frank

remstaff | August 02, 2001

Target's $45-Mil Project Gets Fine-Tuned for Fall Start

remstaff &Globe Street | August 02, 2001

CEDAR FALLS, IA-A $45-million plan for a 1.35 million-sf Target distribution center in Cedar Falls is getting its finishing touches. Work will kick off in the fall on what will end up the second-largest warehouse in the region. Hiring for 900 jobs begins in early 2003.

Craig Realty Gears Up for Outlet Mall Expansion

remstaff &Globe Street | August 02, 2001

WOODBURN, OR-With vacancy at just over 2%, owners of the 245,000-sf, 68-store Woodburn Outlet mall are gearing up for a 21-store, 72,632-sf expansion that would make it by far the largest outlet center in the state with still more room to grow.

Sale Time Comes After Successful Repositioning

remstaff &Globe Street | August 02, 2001

HOUSTON-The 79,000-sf Park Row sells after five years of its Dallas-based owner working toward a successful repositioning. And the buyer is a Houston investor, who has formed a limited liability company just for the takeover.

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Fridley Veteran Jumps to Short Elliott Hendrickson

C&W Lands Mgmt of Pacific First Center

Crisis, What Crisis? Asks Knight Frank

$500-Mil Mixed-Use Project Proposed for Troy

Men's Wearhouse, Starbucks Line Up New Locations

Highway Project Gives Way to Business Park

Crisis, What Crisis? Asks Knight Frank

Target's $45-Mil Project Gets Fine-Tuned for Fall Start

Craig Realty Gears Up for Outlet Mall Expansion

Sale Time Comes After Successful Repositioning

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