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Lenders Keeping Texas Developers in Check

remstaff &Globe Street | June 04, 2001

DALLAS-Money is still there to be had for Texas projects, say commercial real estate professionals. It's a little tighter than last year, but it's just caution on the part of lenders, who are keeping the state in check for the future to avoid reliving the past.

GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVE: Catalfumo Considering Additional Acquisitions

remstaff &Globe Street | June 04, 2001

PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL-The locally based commercial general contractor enters an expansion mode as demand increases and five-month contract volume soars to $175 million.

Tax on E-Commerce Produces Odd Adversaries

remstaff &Globe Street | June 04, 2001

SCHAUMBURG, IL-The debate on whether to levy sales taxes on Internet transactions comes to the National Edge Cities Conference in this self-sufficient northwest suburb of Chicago, home of Woodfield Shopping Center.

12-Building Business Campus Sold for $88.4 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | June 04, 2001

FAIRFAX, VA-The Prosperity Business Campus here, consisting of four office buildings and eight flex-space buildings, has been purchased for $88.4 million. The buyer is California-based PS Business Parks Inc.

Retailers Sign Combined 8,300 SF for Region's Centers

remstaff &Globe Street | June 04, 2001

HOUSTON-Prestige Rental Purchase and Leslie's Pool Supply are setting up new locations in the South Texas communities of Jasper and Beaumont. The deals have been sealed in talks between Houston's Boyd Page and Phelan Investments.

192,782 SF of Distribution On Its Way

remstaff &Globe Street | June 04, 2001

ANAHEIM, CA-The O'Donnell Group of Newport Beach recently broke ground on the facility, to be known as Anaheim Gateway. It one of several to spring up recently in the county's tight industrial market.

Calpine Inks 10-Year, $15-Mil Lease Deal

remstaff &Globe Street | June 04, 2001

FOLSOM, CA-The major power producer signs a long-term lease here for 88,300 sf. It is moving from a smaller, older building in town. The company's Folsom office coordinates new plant construction nationwide.

Road Construction to Jump Start Transport

remstaff &Globe Street | June 04, 2001

DENVER-Bill Schuck, president of the Schuck Corp., is paying a third of the $3.5-million cost of the road, along with the city of Aurora and Adams County, serving the 6,200-acre Transport business park under development.

Furniture Retailer Takes 10,000 SF in North Scottsdale

remstaff &Globe Street | June 04, 2001

SCOTTSDALE, AZ-The Stool & Dinette Factory is opening a 10,000-sf location at the East Thunderbird Square-North. The casual indoor-outdoor retailer is joining a host of competitors that has opened in two neighboring centers.

Terrabrook Adds Another Aventerra Player

remstaff &Globe Street | June 04, 2001

SOUTHLAKE, TX-Terrabrook has signed Good Fulton & Farrell to design its 550-acre Aventerra project. The challenge is to create a new generation, mixed-use commercial development by wedding environment and high-tech must-haves.

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Lenders Keeping Texas Developers in Check

GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVE: Catalfumo Considering Additional Acquisitions

Tax on E-Commerce Produces Odd Adversaries

12-Building Business Campus Sold for $88.4 Mil

Retailers Sign Combined 8,300 SF for Region's Centers

192,782 SF of Distribution On Its Way

Calpine Inks 10-Year, $15-Mil Lease Deal

Road Construction to Jump Start Transport

Furniture Retailer Takes 10,000 SF in North Scottsdale

Terrabrook Adds Another Aventerra Player

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