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City Replaces Economic Development Chief

remstaff &Globe Street | July 11, 2001

RENTON, WA-Alex Pietsch, Wright-Runstad's former marketing and public relations manager, replaces Betty Nokes, who left the position earlier this year to become chief executive of the Bellevue Chamber of Commerce.

New Credit Union Branch in the Offing

remstaff &Globe Street | July 11, 2001

POWAY, CA-Bycor General Contractors Inc. has begun construction on the new 3,823-sf Poway Branch of Mission Federal Credit Union, according to Scott Kaats, Bycor's chief executive officer.

Garden Grove Space Sells for $3.2 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | July 11, 2001

GARDEN GROVE, CA-The 44,000-sf facility has been purchased by DMW Financial Services, as demand for space continues at a steady pace in the county's industrial market.

High-Tech Investments, Webvan Stifle AMB Profits

remstaff &Globe Street | July 11, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO-The industrial REIT reporting a flat second quarter. The lack of earnings growth is mostly due to the company's investments in high technology and e-commerce, but also due to its relationship with Webvan Group Inc.

Suburbs Clobbered as Office Vacancies Soar

remstaff &Globe Street | July 11, 2001

ATLANTA-The three central business district submarkets, however, are solid with a second-quarter occupancy level of 93.19% versus an average 89.01% leased mark among the 13 suburban pockets, according to a new analysis by Richard Bowers & Co.

C&W Taps Ex-GM Chief for Latin Market Team

remstaff &Globe Street | July 11, 2001

MIAMI-Cushman & Wakefield picks Philip H. Grossberg, former regional real estate manager for General Motors in Brazil, to be part of its newly formed Latin American International Services Group.

T. Boone Pickens Primes North Dallas Expansion

remstaff &Globe Street | July 11, 2001

DALLAS-One of Texas' most colorful characters is in the expansion mode, but it's different from his heyday of wheeling and dealing in the oil business. T. Boone Pickens has inked an expanded office lease, ending a nine-month search for a new location.

Construction Giant Tutor-Saliba Gets Hammered

remstaff &Globe Street | July 11, 2001

LOS ANGELES-A Superior Court judge tosses out the company's lawsuit against the city's transit authority and says the contractor intentionally hid or destroyed important documents. The contractor could now face millions of dollars in damages and even be barred from future public works projects.

Six Throw Name in Hat for Winter Park JV

remstaff &Globe Street | July 11, 2001

DENVER-The real estate arm of Legg Mason, a partnership backed by Dallas-based Crescent Real Estate and Houston-based Hines Development, are ready to team with the city on developing the ski resort.

Mayor Pledges Massive Investment in Public Transport

remstaff &Globe Street | July 11, 2001

LONDON-Mayor Ken Livingstone has confirmed his intention to charge drivers to enter central London, but the tolls will only be levied once the public transport system has been upgraded.

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City Replaces Economic Development Chief

New Credit Union Branch in the Offing

Garden Grove Space Sells for $3.2 Mil

High-Tech Investments, Webvan Stifle AMB Profits

Suburbs Clobbered as Office Vacancies Soar

C&W Taps Ex-GM Chief for Latin Market Team

T. Boone Pickens Primes North Dallas Expansion

Construction Giant Tutor-Saliba Gets Hammered

Six Throw Name in Hat for Winter Park JV

Mayor Pledges Massive Investment in Public Transport

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