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UPDATE: SunTrust-Wachovia Plan Best Deal for Downtown Office

remstaff &Globe Street | May 14, 2001

ATLANTA-Locally based SunTrust would generate more leasing activity than First Union Corp. in the central business district, Bill Law, chairman of Colliers Cauble & Co., tells GlobeSt.com.

Planning, Development Department Salutes Women

remstaff &Globe Street | May 14, 2001

DETROIT-Public service to rehabilitate neighborhoods is seen as an act of sacrifice for

UPDATE: Hotel Occupancy Down 8% but Area Still Leads

remstaff &Globe Street | May 14, 2001

ORLANDO-March's 77.8% number compared to 84.5% in March 2000 but beat the 68% national average as Central Florida hoteliers brace for soft summer bookings.

Broker Sees More Distribution Consolidations

remstaff &Globe Street | May 14, 2001

ORLANDO-Realvest Partners Inc. founder/president George D. Livingston expects fewer but larger warehouse hubs with many of the newer structures wired with broadband.

Berkeley and Quintain Launch Croydon Residential Scheme

remstaff &Globe Street | May 14, 2001

LONDON-Berkeley Homes has teamed up with Quintain Estates & Development to start work on a #7 million residential scheme in Croydon, South London.

LA's Retail Sector Slowing Down

remstaff &Globe Street | May 14, 2001

LOS ANGELES-As consumer confidence dwindles, the latest report from Marcus & Millichap predicts retail sales will slow to a 5% growth rate, down from an 8% to 9% increase in 2000, according to the latest report from Marcus & Millichap.

Coweta County Plans First Sewage Plant

remstaff &Globe Street | May 14, 2001

ATLANTA-The sale of $45 million in bonds will pay for a much-needed new sewage system 35 miles southwest of Downtown, as water system demand grows by 600%.

Trammell Crow to Manage E-Bay Property

remstaff &Globe Street | May 14, 2001

SAN JOSE-The Northern California division of the Dallas-based company beats out Grubb & Ellis and Legacy Partners to manage the 416,000-sf Greylands Business Park here at 1550-2145 Hamilton Avenue.

Fed Report Says RE Market Easing Here

remstaff &Globe Street | May 14, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-Residential prices are edging down and sales are falling sharply, says the Federal Reserve Bank report. The office sublet market has a lot of space available, but business is good in Long Island City.

Subleases Comprise 45% of City's Vacant Space

remstaff &Globe Street | May 14, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO-The latest report from Whitney Cressman further sates that sublease space is the main reason the citywide office vacancy rate hit 8.17% by the end of March. About 77% of the sublease space is available as such for more than three years.

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UPDATE: SunTrust-Wachovia Plan Best Deal for Downtown Office

Planning, Development Department Salutes Women

UPDATE: Hotel Occupancy Down 8% but Area Still Leads

Broker Sees More Distribution Consolidations

Berkeley and Quintain Launch Croydon Residential Scheme

LA's Retail Sector Slowing Down

Coweta County Plans First Sewage Plant

Trammell Crow to Manage E-Bay Property

Fed Report Says RE Market Easing Here

Subleases Comprise 45% of City's Vacant Space

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