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AUSTIN-Trammell Crow has a new development manager for its Austin office's industrial division. The new hire, Donna Matocha, had been employed with ProLogis Trust's Austin office, where she worked with 37 properties totaling more than two million sf.
CRANFORD, NJ-The REIT, which has seen its fortunes rise since its proposed merger with Prentiss Properties fell through late last year, will pay out the cash on July 23.
CHICAGO-Buying environmental insurance may become as common as purchasing title insurance at closing, the commercial and multifamily administrative conference of the Mortgage Bankers Association of America is told.
MIAMI-New second-quarter estimates show little appreciable change in industrial-warehouse markets in Broward and Miami-Dade counties over the first quarter this year, although Palm Beach County appears a little softer.
SAN FRANCISCO-Burrill & Co. will rent 20,000 sf for approximately $60 per sf, including furniture, for a little more than eight years. Burrill has put its smaller Montgomery Street office up for sublease until October 2002 at about $31 per sf.
CHICAGO-The Toronto-based office building owner cuts US and Canadian payroll by 15% but is consolidating accounting, payroll and information systems. The unified operations will be based in the Sears Tower and run by recently appointed chief financial officer Gregory Hanson.
CAMBRIDGE, MA-This area's office market is suffering more than most in the recent economic slowdown and high tech bust. Its heavy emphasis on high-tech tenants has caused its vacancy rate to plummet with no signs of a recovery on the horizon.
PORTLAND, OR-The owner, operator and franchiser of Elmer's restaurants is reporting record earnings for its fiscal year, which concluded April 2 and included the addition of eight new restaurants.
BOSTON-Representative Paul J.P. Loscocco promotes a bill to protect open spaces in the state. Essentially the bill, which Loscocco authored, would allow states to purchase the development rights to open space sites.