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City Furniture Marking Down Asset

remstaff &Globe Street | May 29, 2001

SUNRISE, FL-Owners of industrial-warehouse properties show some signs of acceding on sale prices amid an increase in the number of available larger sites in this southwest Broward County submarket 26 miles north of Miami.

Suppliers Secure Total 17,997 SF of Warehouse Space

remstaff | May 29, 2001

HOUSTON-A valve manufacturer and a tire supplier have found new warehouse spots in the city. The two deals total 17,997 sf in the ongoing race for Houston's industrial space. Nutron heads to northwest Houston and Big State Tire goes to a northern suburb.

M4 Rental Growth Continues

remstaff &Globe Street | May 29, 2001

LONDON-Prime office rents in Slough, Berkshire, jumped 12.5% last year according to a report published by agency Lambert Smith Hampton.

Pharmaceuticals Firm Inks Deal for Norris Tech Sublease

remstaff &Globe Street | May 29, 2001

SAN RAMON, CA-Privately held Odyssey Pharmaceuticals has landed a sublease of 13,699 sf of office/R&D space at Norris Tech Center here for a reported savings of half the per-square-foot cost for direct space.

This Time, It's the Plumber Who Pays as Local Parts-Maker Signs $3.6-Mil Lease

remstaff &Globe Street | May 29, 2001

ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Brasstech, a manufacturer of plumbing parts, says Santa Ana building is a nice fit for its industrial needs and doesn't hesitate at paying the $3.6-million lease bill.

London House Prices Continue to Rise

remstaff &Globe Street | May 29, 2001

LONDON-House prices in London and the Southeast are showing no sign of slowing

North Bay Market Stays Active

remstaff &Globe Street | May 29, 2001

SANTA ROSA, CA-Even with the market slowdown elsewhere, the area north of the Golden Gate remains active with more than 55,000 sf of space leased in the past few weeks. Four major deals accounted much of this activity.

Computer Becoming More of a Necessity

remstaff | May 29, 2001

CHICAGO-One fallacy of dotcom implosion is "some people wonder if the Internet matters anymore" but computers are likely to continue to grow in practical usage for brokers, leasing agents, property managers and financiers.

Extended Stay America Arrives in High-Tech Corridor

remstaff &Globe Street | May 29, 2001

BOTHELL, WA-Wayne Huizenga's lodging outfit cuts the ribbon on a 101-key Efficiency Studios asset.

February Earthquake Still Shaking Local Property Owners

remstaff &Globe Street | May 29, 2001

SEATTLE-A recent reminder of the February earthquake--the collapse of a building overhang--is sending new shockwaves through the building ownership community.

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City Furniture Marking Down Asset

Suppliers Secure Total 17,997 SF of Warehouse Space

M4 Rental Growth Continues

Pharmaceuticals Firm Inks Deal for Norris Tech Sublease

This Time, It's the Plumber Who Pays as Local Parts-Maker Signs $3.6-Mil Lease

London House Prices Continue to Rise

North Bay Market Stays Active

Computer Becoming More of a Necessity

Extended Stay America Arrives in High-Tech Corridor

February Earthquake Still Shaking Local Property Owners

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