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Cannon Starts 234-Unit Apartment Job

remstaff &Globe Street | June 22, 2001

ATLANTA-The $19 million project on 19.6 acres at Cobb Parkway is near several Interstate 75 interchanges and will have a partial view of nearby Kennesaw Mountain.

Marable Assumes Role of CB Associate

remstaff &Globe Street | June 22, 2001

DETROIT-The former marketing specialist for the Detroit firm makes a job switch to selling. LaTrice V. Marable will now serve the office properties group as an associate.

Costa Mesa Retail Center Undergoes Facelift

remstaff &Globe Street | June 21, 2001

COSTA MESA-Wohl Investment Co. plans to reposition a 60,000-sf retail center formerly known as Hillgren Square into a high-end destination center to be named the 17th Street Promenade.

Guitar Heads Leasing at Advantis

remstaff &Globe Street | June 21, 2001

ORLANDO-The former vice president of Lincoln Property Co.'s local office is reunited with senior marketing manager Damien Madsen. Both formerly toiled for the Orlando office of Birmingham, AL-based Harbert Realty Services.

Lesser: 24-Hour High-Barrier Cities' Hotels to Thrive

remstaff &Globe Street | June 21, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-Daniel H. Lesser, Cushman & Wakefield's senior director of the Hospitality Industry Group, predicts that cities with high entry barriers will make it through the downturn and succeed in the long term.

Councilor Calls for Review of Seaport Ballpark Idea

remstaff &Globe Street | June 21, 2001

BOSTON-City Councilor Michael Flaherty calls for a review of plans to build a ballpark in the waterfront district. Frank McCourt, who owns 25 acres, has been campaigning to have the ballpark built on his property.

Residents Prefer Junk Yard Over Apartments

remstaff &Globe Street | June 21, 2001

ATLANTA-Indiana-based Renewed Property Management Group is asking Clayton County officials for a conditional use permit to build a $20-million, 256-unit multifamily complex on 58 acres; four commercial buildings on 12 acres; and provide 33 acres of green space.

Investment Buyers Boost Central London Residential Market

remstaff &Globe Street | June 21, 2001

LONDON-Investment buyers now account for a third of the residential property purchased in central London, according to a report from DTZ. Average house prices in prime central London locations look set to jump another 10% over recent gains during the next 12 months.

St. Joseph Inks Lease Renewal

remstaff &Globe Street | June 21, 2001

ORANGE, CA-The $1.4 million deal is for 22,932 sf at Orangewood Office Center. The 110,000-sf complex is 94% occupied.

Automobile Insurer Stays Parked on Westside

remstaff &Globe Street | June 21, 2001

LOS ANGELES-State Farm signs three-year lease renewal for 15,350 sf of office space at one of Arden Realty's buildings in a deal valued at $1.34 million.

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Cannon Starts 234-Unit Apartment Job

Marable Assumes Role of CB Associate

Costa Mesa Retail Center Undergoes Facelift

Guitar Heads Leasing at Advantis

Lesser: 24-Hour High-Barrier Cities' Hotels to Thrive

Councilor Calls for Review of Seaport Ballpark Idea

Residents Prefer Junk Yard Over Apartments

Investment Buyers Boost Central London Residential Market

St. Joseph Inks Lease Renewal

Automobile Insurer Stays Parked on Westside

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