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Power Plant Siting Measure Headed to Guv

remstaff &Globe Street | June 21, 2001

Salem, OR-HB 3788, a bill that would speed the permitting of power plants, won final approval from the Legislature Wednesday. Other bills that would delay Oregon's limited power deregulation plan still await passage.

Signature GMAC Strengthens Staff

remstaff &Globe Street | June 21, 2001

ORLANDO-James Densmore heads the commercial division of Signature GMAC Real Estate, taking over from Karen L. Stauffer who becomes the firm's branch sales manager in its new Lake Mary, FL office. Kevin Ahearn is vice president/training and development.

Caution Advised on Health Care Properties

remstaff &Globe Street | June 21, 2001

CHICAGO-With a delinquency rate three times higher than the rest of the commercial mortgage industry, health care facilities are being eyed with increasing skepticism by loan servicers who may have to deal with operation issues.

Riverfront Museum Expansion On Track

remstaff &Globe Street | June 21, 2001

ASTORIA, OR-The $5 million expansion of the Columbian River Maritime Museum here -- the first nationally accredited maritime museum in the Northwest -- is at the halfway point and on schedule.

Home Depot Adds Another Suburban Location

remstaff &Globe Street | June 20, 2001

SHERWOOD, OR-Beginning next week, residents here will have a Home Depot as a local shopping option. The new 115,000-sf warehouse center is located at 20260 S.W. Pacific.

Small Industrial Facility Changes Hands

remstaff &Globe Street | June 20, 2001

ANAHEIM-The 38,900-sf building at 1268 Lakeview Ave was sold for $2.8 million. It is the latest in a string of industrial transactions to occur in Orange County.

Incentives Helping Build $36-Mil Plant

remstaff &Globe Street | June 20, 2001

DUNDEE, MI-Krestec Engineering is building a 256,000-sf manufacturing plant here that will create 280 jobs. State and village incentives total nearly $7 million. Construction begins in August with completion scheduled in July 2002.

Scottsdale Restricts Big Box Developers

remstaff &Globe Street | June 20, 2001

SCOTTSDALE, AZ-Scottsdale City Council is following suit with Glendale, passing an ordinance that restricts developers in the city's northern tier. A use permit is a must to build and that carries some stringent requirements.

US Plastic Lumber Raises $4 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | June 20, 2001

BOCA RATON-The locally based manufacturer has raised $4 million in working capital through a private stock placement with Halifax Fund of the Cayman Islands. Boca Raton is 42 miles north of Miami.

Local Hotels Face Decreased Occupancy

remstaff &Globe Street | June 20, 2001

BOSTON-Hotel occupancy rates here are down 3.9% for the first four months of the year as compared with the same period last year. This is the first time in nearly a decade that hotels here are experiencing a decrease in occupancy.

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Power Plant Siting Measure Headed to Guv

Signature GMAC Strengthens Staff

Caution Advised on Health Care Properties

Riverfront Museum Expansion On Track

Home Depot Adds Another Suburban Location

Small Industrial Facility Changes Hands

Incentives Helping Build $36-Mil Plant

Scottsdale Restricts Big Box Developers

US Plastic Lumber Raises $4 Mil

Local Hotels Face Decreased Occupancy

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