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Coco-Cola Enterprises Grows Buckhead Presence

remstaff &Globe Street | July 13, 2001

ATLANTA-The bottling firm is subleasing 17,000 sf at Northcreek Office Park from United Acceptance for two years at an undisclosed rent. United Acceptance had been subleasing the space from Alexander Howden North America. Buckhead/Lenox submarket class A asking average rents are $28.62 per sf.

1,000-acre Parcel Plans Outlined for Planners

remstaff &Globe Street | July 13, 2001

NORTHFIELD TOWNSHIP, MI-This mostly rural township 40 west of Detroit is in high demand for development since installation of sewer system. Midwestern Consulting LLC of Ann Arbor shares plans with township officials.

NAHB Responds to National Protest Against Ken Ford

remstaff &Globe Street | July 13, 2001

WASHINGTON, DC-Activists held a day of protest on July 10 against Pacifica board chair Ken Ford and his employer, the National Association of Home Builders. Donna Reichle of the NAHB tells GlobeSt.com the issue is unrelated to the organization.

Westcore Lands Tenants for Miramar West

remstaff &Globe Street | July 13, 2001

SAN DIEGO-Westcore Industrial Properties signs two more tenants, both at Miramar West Business Park. A communications company signs on for 10,000 sf and a web design firm takes another 3,000 sf.

Wellsford Real Properties Acquires $353-Mil Credit Facility

remstaff &Globe Street | July 13, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-The three-year facility is secured by 24 office properties in New Jersey, Boston and Baltimore/Washington, DC. Terms include interest at LIBOR plus 2.9% per year and an initial maturity in June 2004.

Glendale Warehouse Draws $4.6 Mil from Chicago Investors

remstaff &Globe Street | July 13, 2001

GLENDALE, AZ-A group of Chicago investors has closed a $4.6-million deal in the Valley's healthiest industrial market. The Glendale property, a 106,000-sf warehouse, has garnered $43.50 per sf for seller Jim Lewis of Denver.

Denver Firm Designs Korean Airport Terminal

remstaff &Globe Street | July 13, 2001

DENVER-Fentress Bradburn Architects designs South Korea's $1.1-billion terminal at Incheon International Airport. The airport is expected to serve 27 million passengers this year and 100 million passengers annually by 2020.

Think Tank

remstaff &Globe Street | July 13, 2001

Mitchell S. Berkey, partner with Jenkens & Gilchrist Parker Chapin LLP. He concentrates on real estate transactions nationwide…

Catapult Undertakes Austin Expansion

remstaff &Globe Street | July 13, 2001

AUSTIN-Catapult Communications is exiting an executive suite and headed to its first office, choosing Westlake Village along Bee Cave Road in the southwestern tier. Catapult is a software-based test system for network components.

Airlines Buys 3.6 Acres for Parking Lot

remstaff &Globe Street | July 13, 2001

HOUSTON-Continental Airlines has acquired about 3.6 acres that abut its 120,000-sf Northbelt Office Center I, which is used as a reservations call center. The extra land will be used for additional parking at the Grand Plaza Drive operation.

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Coco-Cola Enterprises Grows Buckhead Presence

1,000-acre Parcel Plans Outlined for Planners

NAHB Responds to National Protest Against Ken Ford

Westcore Lands Tenants for Miramar West

Wellsford Real Properties Acquires $353-Mil Credit Facility

Glendale Warehouse Draws $4.6 Mil from Chicago Investors

Denver Firm Designs Korean Airport Terminal

Think Tank

Catapult Undertakes Austin Expansion

Airlines Buys 3.6 Acres for Parking Lot

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