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First-Quarter Bookings Flat, Hilton Says

remstaff &Globe Street | April 16, 2001

ATLANTA-Hospitality officials are optimistic, however, that overall reservations in metro Atlanta should be on par with last year, as they benefit from convention and trade show business, and tourists staying closer to home.

CB Richard Ellis Honors Austin, Houston Directors

remstaff &Globe Street | April 16, 2001

AUSTIN-CB Richard Ellis' market leaders in Austin and Houston have walked away with top honors in a company competition. It's the first for Jerry M. Frey of Austin and second for Houston's William Penland. Only 16 managing directors out of 150 have snagged the award.

St. Luke's Breaks Ground Today in The Woodlands

remstaff &Globe Street | April 16, 2001

THE WOODLANDS, TX-St. Luke's Episcopal Health System starts pushing dirt today on a 263,000-sf facility in The Woodlands. The 82-bed satellite facility delivers in 2003 and will fill a large void, say officials.

Firms Ink $10.65 Mil in Leases for Toney Address

remstaff &Globe Street | April 16, 2001

PHOENIX-Already considered the toniest address in the Valley for office space, the intersection of 24th Street and Camelback attracts two more major corporate tenants.

First Quarter Market Results Are Not Promising

remstaff &Globe Street | April 16, 2001

BOSTON-One analyst anticipates about 200,000 sf of space returning to market, which will drive up vacancy rates. Nonetheless, the local market is in good shape and is expected to improve slowly after the summer.

FlashNet's Founder Now Leading Web Real Estate

remstaff &Globe Street | April 16, 2001

DALLAS-Lee Thurburn, former founder and CEO of FlashNet Communications, says he's been courted by many since he's sold the 400-employee, 250,000-customer operation. Web Real Estate is the winner as it preps for that same rapid growth.

Taurus Petition to Erect Home Depot Denied

remstaff &Globe Street | April 16, 2001

SOMERVILLE, MA-A petition to build a Home Depot on the site of the former Assembly Square Mall here has been denied by the Zoning Board of Appeals. The developer argued that use of the site would not have been significantly altered.

Decade Will See Continuing Growth, Mayor Says

remstaff &Globe Street | April 16, 2001

DETROIT-In a recent speech, Mayor Dennis Archer foresees more commercial, residential and retail development in the city despite the current "pause in recent economic expansion.

Los Angeles Also Courts Boeing

remstaff &Globe Street | April 16, 2001

SEATTLE-In an effort to keep aerospace giant's world headquarters on the West Coast, representatives from Los Angeles Mayor Richard Riordan's office have suggested four potential real estate sites to Boeing in a variety of Southland areas.

Union Station Hopes Titanic is Retail Draw

remstaff &Globe Street | April 16, 2001

KANSAS CITY-Officials hope the exhibit and traveling store increase admissions and sales at refurbished Union Station during its five-month run. A Union Station restaurant is named for a guest of honor at the Titanic launch.

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First-Quarter Bookings Flat, Hilton Says

CB Richard Ellis Honors Austin, Houston Directors

St. Luke's Breaks Ground Today in The Woodlands

Firms Ink $10.65 Mil in Leases for Toney Address

First Quarter Market Results Are Not Promising

FlashNet's Founder Now Leading Web Real Estate

Taurus Petition to Erect Home Depot Denied

Decade Will See Continuing Growth, Mayor Says

Los Angeles Also Courts Boeing

Union Station Hopes Titanic is Retail Draw

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