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$5 Mil in Contracts Awarded for Battleship Work

remstaff &Globe Street | July 13, 2001

CAMDEN, NJ-The money will go for completion of a pier and further work on the USS New Jersey, which will shortly be opened to the public as a floating museum.

Mission West Forewarns of Upcoming Trouble

remstaff &Globe Street | July 13, 2001

CUPERTINO, CA-The company believes it will meet 3rd Quarter 2001 consensus FFO results, but the 4th Quarter 2001 and year 2002 results will be negatively affected by problems with its Berg Land Holdings Option Agreement.

Office Market Bleeding Badly

remstaff &Globe Street | July 13, 2001

ORLANDO-Second-quarter vacancies are up from 10.9% in the first quarter to 12.4% overall, the highest in five years, a new analysis by Grubb & Ellis Co. shows.

WorldCom Opens 110,000-SF Data Center

remstaff &Globe Street | July 13, 2001

DENVER-The nation's second-largest long-distance telephone provider pays $20 million for its facility in the Denver Tech Center but estimates it will take another $20 million to completely fill it.

Local Industrial Market Remains Strong

remstaff &Globe Street | July 13, 2001

DENVER-With the sector's vacancy rate down a point to 4% and average rental rates up to $6.47 per sf, the local industrial market remains strong despite an absence of construction activity by local major developers.

Lawyers Offered Option Of Limited Liability

remstaff &Globe Street | July 13, 2001

LONDON-For the first time from today law firms will be permitted to trade with limited liability. But one lawyer warned that disclosure requirements under the new rules could deter many.

Retail Growth Comes to a Halt

remstaff &Globe Street | July 13, 2001

LONDON-Rental growth in the retail sector has come to a virtual halt, with an average growth rate over the six months to March of just 1.1%, according to a new survey from Jones Lang LaSalle.

Groups Scurry to Receive State Funding

remstaff &Globe Street | July 13, 2001

BREMERTON-This week marked the deadline for organizations hoping to receive state money - to the tune of $10 million - for future construction projects. Four proposals, three of which call for the creation of area conference centers, have been submitted to officials.

HuntGregory Begins $95-Mil Project on River

remstaff &Globe Street | July 13, 2001

MINNEAPOLIS-The Village at St. Anthony Falls will consist of townhomes, condominiums, brownstones, apartments, a parking ramp, 30,000 sf of commercial space and 15,000 sf of retail space.

Duke Energy Letter of Intent Buoys Hines

remstaff &Globe Street | July 13, 2001

DENVER-Duke Energy Field Services signs a letter of intent to lease 125,000 sf in a proposed 640,000-sf office tower planned Downtown, but some experts caution that is far short of a signed lease.

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$5 Mil in Contracts Awarded for Battleship Work

Mission West Forewarns of Upcoming Trouble

Office Market Bleeding Badly

WorldCom Opens 110,000-SF Data Center

Local Industrial Market Remains Strong

Lawyers Offered Option Of Limited Liability

Retail Growth Comes to a Halt

Groups Scurry to Receive State Funding

HuntGregory Begins $95-Mil Project on River

Duke Energy Letter of Intent Buoys Hines

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