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Valley Market Choking On Big-Box Distribution Space

remstaff &Globe Street | May 25, 2001

KENT, WA-Two grocery companies this week announce they will be delivering nearly 700,000 sf of distribution space back to the Kent market. Scott Alan, an industrial expert with Colliers International talks about the impact and the market's status.

Firm's Expansion Brings Second Austin Web Hosting Site

remstaff &Globe Street | May 25, 2001

AUSTIN-A high-tech document retrieval and archival company has opened a second Web hosting facility in Austin. This time, it's the CBD. EPSIIA's next stop is Kansas City in a bid for its fourth US location.

GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVE:Swerdlow Rethinks Sales Approach on Telcom Sites

remstaff &Globe Street | May 25, 2001

HOLLYWOOD, FL-The locally based commercial real estate development company readjusts the marketing strategy at two of its LightSpeed facilities as demand weakens in the South Florida market for space as pure data centers.

GlobeSt.com UPDATE: Deal Near on New Magic Arena

remstaff &Globe Street | May 25, 2001

ORLANDO-Real estate investment brokerage sources following the six-month-old controversy tell GlobeSt.com a deal will be struck in the next 90 days to build a new $250 million basketball court for the 11-year-old NBA team.

St Modwen Plans Edmonton Green Refurb

remstaff &Globe Street | May 25, 2001

LONDON-St Modwen Properties will be starting its regeneration of Edmonton Green shopping centre this Summer to provide one of the largest suburban shopping centres in London.

Lawmakers Fail to Pass Growth Legislation

remstaff | May 25, 2001

DENVER-A stalemate between the Republican-controlled house and the Democratic-run Senate during a special legislative session paves the way for other growth initiatives on the ballot this November.

Millennium and Maritim Form Global Hotels Chain

remstaff &Globe Street | May 25, 2001

LONDON-Millennium & Copthorne Hotels has formed a global strategic marketing alliance with Germany's Maritim Hotels to form a global brand with a combined portfolio of 128 hotels with almost 35,000 rooms in Europe, the USA and Asia.

Lumberton Airport Owner Sells Mixed-Use to Medford Company

remstaff &Globe Street | May 24, 2001

PENNSAUKEN, NJ-Barbara Snyder, owner of the South Jersey Regional Airport in Lumberton, NJ, sold her mixed-use building on Magnolia Avenue here to Global Property Management, based in Medford, NJ. The purchase price was $170,000.

Wachovia's 380,000 SF Up in the Air

remstaff &Globe Street | May 24, 2001

ATLANTA-A merger with either SunTrust Banks Inc. or First Union Corp. could dump an undetermined chunk of subleased space on the Downtown market, brokers studying the effects of the pending transaction tell GlobeSt.com on condition of anonymity.

BridgeStreet to Open Corporate Housing in Manhattan

remstaff &Globe Street | May 24, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-The first of the studio, one- and two-room bedroom apartments will be located in the Financial District with others planned for Midtown. The company now operates in 24 cities, Canada and the UK.

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Valley Market Choking On Big-Box Distribution Space

Firm's Expansion Brings Second Austin Web Hosting Site

GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVE:Swerdlow Rethinks Sales Approach on Telcom Sites

GlobeSt.com UPDATE: Deal Near on New Magic Arena

St Modwen Plans Edmonton Green Refurb

Lawmakers Fail to Pass Growth Legislation

Millennium and Maritim Form Global Hotels Chain

Lumberton Airport Owner Sells Mixed-Use to Medford Company

Wachovia's 380,000 SF Up in the Air

BridgeStreet to Open Corporate Housing in Manhattan

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