Commercial real estate special reports for powerful business research, trends, and extensive education and information on CRE markets, practices, industries and sectors
Become a GlobeSt influencer! Learn about our latest recognition opportunities highlighting the individuals, firms and teams changing the commercial real estate landscape.
HOUSTON-Arthur Andersen and the Houston CPA has lured some major real estate players into the classroom to explore clicks for their bricks. With the sessions had come surveys and the results show a lack of e-business capabilities.
DENVER-Mayor Wellington Webb is going against his own task force, created to weigh the fate of the city's Winter Park ski resort. Many task force members are crying "sell," but the mayor instead is seeking a joint venture operating partner.
HOUSTON-Hines and Prime Asset Management will break ground in July on a 689,000-office building. It is the only Houston project in which Hines holds an equity interest. Calpine has spoken for 300,000 sf, ample space for merging its three Houston offices.
DALLAS-The closing's been a long time in coming, says a key player in Pearle Vision's plan to sell part of its national headquarters site in Dallas. Pearle keeps a 90,000-sf regional distribution center and the buyer gets a 140,000-sf building and about half the acreage.
BRIDGEWATER TWP., NJ-An agreement worked out between local officials and SJP Properties will give the community a new municipal home and SJP the right to build another 360,000 sf of office space.
BELLEVUE, WA-Average class A asking lease rates are beginning to reflect a softening market and increases have slowed dramatically from previous quarters. Eastside rates dipped from $31.06 per sf at the end of last year to $30.82 per sf at the end of March 2001.
BELLEVUE, WA-Average class A asking lease rates are beginning to reflect a softening market and increases have slowed dramatically from previous quarters. Eastside rates dipped from $31.06 per sf at the end of last year to $30.82 per sf at the end of March 2001.
DALLAS-Gap Inc. will introduce its first vertical store stacking at the Galleria. Work has just started on the 127,639-sf project that frees up about 40,000 sf of inline space. Owner Hines already is recruiting new retailers for the Dallas market.
SAN FRANCISCO-The privately held real estate investment company will initially use locally based Citadon's development management software for eight planned office buildings in Woodbridge, NJ. Eventually the company will use it for 75 large-scale projects and 450 smaller tenant improvement projects.