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Town Center Battle Heats Up in Monmouth County

remstaff &Globe Street | May 30, 2001

MIDDLETOWN, NJ-First, the developer of the proposed mixed-use project and its critics set up separate Web sites. Now the two sides have taken to election-style signage and leaflets.

Trump's $125-Mil National Golf Club Takes Shape

remstaff &Globe Street | May 30, 2001

BRIARCLIFF MANOR, NY-After more than four years in the approval process, developer Donald Trump is now moving dirt at his Trump National Golf Club here. However, the developer tells GlobeSt.com that the $125-million development will be well worth the wait.

Architect Interviews Under Way for County Project

remstaff &Globe Street | May 30, 2001

AUSTIN-Travis County has cut a list of nine architects for a 60,000-sf building down to three. A five-member team will have its recommendation for the commissioners by Tuesday. Final interviews already have started.

Ford Donates $10 Mil to Northwestern

remstaff &Globe Street | May 30, 2001

EVANSTON, IL-The school receives a new 63,000-sf engineering design center in the university's science and engineering corridor, complementing an earlier gift of the company's center for global citizenship.

Advantis Bullish on Industrial Sector

remstaff &Globe Street | May 30, 2001

ATLANTA-The 405 million-sf warehouse/distribution market posted a first-quarter vacancy of 9.3% versus an average 8.7% for all of 2000. But new construction of 10.7 million sf shows development and tenant demand remain strong, especially in the bulk warehouse sector.

HFF Arranges $7.2 Mil Construction/Perm Loan

remstaff &Globe Street | May 30, 2001

FREEHOLD, NJ-The money will be used to develop the fourth office building within the Monmouth Executive Center, a 66,800-sf facility that increases the asset to 175,000 sf.

Vacancy Rates Slip Behind Along the North I-680 Corridor

remstaff &Globe Street | May 30, 2001

WALNUT CREEK, CA-Overall office vacancy rates for the North I-680 corridor stand at 5.8%, up from 4.1% at the end of 2000. It could have been worse--if there had been more reliance on the tech-sector.

Parkway Makes $173-Mil Debut in Market

remstaff &Globe Street | May 30, 2001

CHICAGO-Jackson, MS-based Parkway Properties, Inc. agrees to buy 233 N. Michigan Ave. for $173.5 million, the highest price paid for a Downtown office building in 2001. March First holds 13% of the space.

Online Transactions Not Quite There Yet, Brokers Say

remstaff &Globe Street | May 29, 2001

ORLANDO-Robert W. Miller, senior vice president, CB Richard Ellis Inc., Orlando, says deals are being done faster using the Internet but they are not closing in cyberspace. Michael Heidrich, a vice president at Realvest Partners Inc., flatly rules out Web deals.

Tucson's Office Projects Take on New Look

remstaff &Globe Street | May 29, 2001

TUCSON-Office development is definitely on the upswing in Tucson, but it's not the garden-variety of years past. Campus designs of five to 15 buildings are the hot looks, with nearly 600,000 sf in the works.

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Town Center Battle Heats Up in Monmouth County

Trump's $125-Mil National Golf Club Takes Shape

Architect Interviews Under Way for County Project

Ford Donates $10 Mil to Northwestern

Advantis Bullish on Industrial Sector

HFF Arranges $7.2 Mil Construction/Perm Loan

Vacancy Rates Slip Behind Along the North I-680 Corridor

Parkway Makes $173-Mil Debut in Market

Online Transactions Not Quite There Yet, Brokers Say

Tucson's Office Projects Take on New Look

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