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Hoffman: National Economic Downturn Has Taken Toll

remstaff &Globe Street | June 20, 2001

STAMFORD, CT-While the Westchester County office vacancy rate remained relatively stable in the second quarter at 11%, a broker with CB Richard Ellis says that demand has definitely softened recently.

Food Distributor Leases 526,000 SF

remstaff &Globe Street | June 20, 2001

SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ-The Oklahoma-based Fleming Cos., in the midst of a turnaround, will use the space to service its customers in the Northeast region. The lease represents the entire first phase of Turnpike Crossing.

Inland Rings Three Mil-SF Portfolio Bell

remstaff &Globe Street | June 20, 2001

ATLANTA-The Oak Brook, IL-based retail investor, averaging an acquisition a month, paid 965 North Point Commons of Atlanta $4.9 million or $127.54 per sf for the eight-month-old, 38,418-sf Jo-Ann Fabrics store at the North Point Commons Shopping Center in suburban Alpharetta, GA.

Committee Penalizes Lack of Affordable Housing

remstaff &Globe Street | June 20, 2001

BOSTON-The Joint Committee on Housing and Urban Development, a legislative committee, approves of a plan that would penalize communities in this state that don't build a minimum required amount of affordable housing.

Portland

remstaff &Globe Street | June 20, 2001

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Northstar Corridor Residents Want Rail

remstaff &Globe Street | June 20, 2001

MINNEAPOLIS-Traffic congestion is getting worse in the stretch from northwest Minneapolis to St. Cloud. Eighty percent of residents say the Northstar commuter rail project is a "good" or "very good" idea.

Lennar Beats Estimate by 34 Cents

remstaff &Globe Street | June 20, 2001

MIAMI-The homebuilding giant shows no sign of slowing amid a weaker economy as quarterly net earnings increase by 166%, revenue rises 44% and operating margin on homes sales improved by 540 basis points to 13.1%.

REI Shuttering Store in Japan

remstaff &Globe Street | June 20, 2001

KENT, WA-After just 14 months in operation, Recreation Equipment Inc. will close its Tokyo store by the end of the year and its Japanese Web site at the beginning of next month.

City Selects Schostak for $95-Mil Development

remstaff &Globe Street | June 20, 2001

ROYAL OAK, MI-This city outside Detroit bets the builder of the Campus Martius project can bring in a gateway project for its Downtown. The mixed-use project calls for 340,000 sf of office, hotel and retail space.

Plenty of Power in Georgia to 2010, Study Finds

remstaff &Globe Street | June 20, 2001

ATLANTA-Georgia has more industrial and commercial customers on real-time pricing than any other state, say researchers at the Terry College Bonbright Center, University of Georgia.

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Hoffman: National Economic Downturn Has Taken Toll

Food Distributor Leases 526,000 SF

Inland Rings Three Mil-SF Portfolio Bell

Committee Penalizes Lack of Affordable Housing

Portland

Northstar Corridor Residents Want Rail

Lennar Beats Estimate by 34 Cents

REI Shuttering Store in Japan

City Selects Schostak for $95-Mil Development

Plenty of Power in Georgia to 2010, Study Finds

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