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Mortgage Delinquencies Drop While Foreclosures Rise

remstaff &Globe Street | June 11, 2001

WASHINGTON, DC-The drop is the first since 1Q 2000, when the delinquency rate was at 3.74%. By the end of the year it had climbed to 4.5% but now has dipped to 4.37%.

360-Acre Project Before Coastal Commission

remstaff &Globe Street | June 10, 2001

SAN DIEGO-The state commission Tuesday will weigh in on plans to develop about 360 acres of the Naval Training Center property near Lindbergh Field. Commission staff members are recommending denial.

BRE Adds Director of Buying, Building

remstaff &Globe Street | June 10, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO-Chief executive Bradley P. Griggs tells GlobeSt.com Mark A. Petersen, who brings 16 years of experience from Security Capital Group, Archstone Communities and Essex Property Trust, will have between $50 million and $100 million with which to make acquisitions this year.

LA to Get 'Real-Time' Power Meters First

remstaff &Globe Street | June 10, 2001

LOS ANGELES-Building owners and manufacturers here will be among the first to receive sophisticated utility meters designed to manage power use more efficiently, Governor Davis says.

Local Group First to Confront New Slow-Growth Law

remstaff | June 10, 2001

ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Private developer Tim Strader Sr. and his partners win the planning commission's approval to build a 10-story office tower in Newport Beach. Under a new law, the project now also needs to win a public vote.

Local Group First to Confront New Slow-Growth Law

remstaff &Globe Street | June 10, 2001

$17-Mil 11th Street Project Commitments Hit 48%

remstaff &Globe Street | June 09, 2001

AUSTIN-Riata Partners is getting ready to turn letters of commitment into leases. The $17-million Legacy on 11th is riding at 48% for those wanting a part of the 95,000 sf of retail, office and residential space.

Clorox Leases 44,000-SF Ship Channel Warehouse

remstaff &Globe Street | June 09, 2001

HOUSTON-With a merger in the works for the Ports of Houston and Galveston, the time is right to secure industrial space near the ship channel. The latest signing puts Chlorox Products Manufacturing into 44,000 sf at Armour Drive.

GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVE: Investor Misperception Keeps DFW Market Stagnant

remstaff &Globe Street | June 09, 2001

DALLAS-Holliday Fenoglio Fowler's research director believes Wall Street's control over investors is Dallas-Ft. Worth's barrier to entry. Hardy economic indicators haven't been enough to undo stagnant trading and misperceptions about the region.

Target Opening 175,000-SF Suburban Store

remstaff &Globe Street | June 08, 2001

ORLANDO- Minneapolis-based Dayton Hudson Inc. paid $7.8 million or $205,263 per acre ($4.71 per sf) for its 38-acre parcel in the Hunter's Creek community in southwest Orlando. The $22 million store debuts in July.

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Mortgage Delinquencies Drop While Foreclosures Rise

360-Acre Project Before Coastal Commission

BRE Adds Director of Buying, Building

LA to Get 'Real-Time' Power Meters First

Local Group First to Confront New Slow-Growth Law

Local Group First to Confront New Slow-Growth Law

$17-Mil 11th Street Project Commitments Hit 48%

Clorox Leases 44,000-SF Ship Channel Warehouse

GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVE: Investor Misperception Keeps DFW Market Stagnant

Target Opening 175,000-SF Suburban Store

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