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America First FFO Up 13%

remstaff | April 13, 2001

ATLANTA-Fourth quarter funds from operations at America First Apartment Investors of Omaha, NE are up 13% increase from the comparable 1999 period. American First Apartment Investiors owns the 226-unit Retreat in Atlanta and the 260-unit Park Trace in Norcross, GA.

$300-Mil Power Plant Triggers Growth Plans in Timber County

remstaff &Globe Street | April 13, 2001

RIDGELAND, NC-South Carolina Electric & Gas Co. is one of the catalysts sparking development interest in tiny Jasper County (Pop. 21,000), 160 miles southeast of Downtown Charlotte.

Mayor's Budget Disappoints on Affordable Housing

remstaff &Globe Street | April 13, 2001

BOSTON-City Mayor Thomas M. Menino releases his budget for next year and it disappoints local housing advocates who oppose the lack of funding for affordable housing here. The proposed 2002 budget is only 4.4% larger than this year's.

Mattress Firm Up, Running in 20,400-SF Warehouse

remstaff &Globe Street | April 13, 2001

AUSTIN-The Mattress Firm has wrapped up a relocation of its warehouse facilities from the city's northern tier to the north central submarket. The retailer now occupies 20,400 sf at Rutland 6. The signing takes the 76,500-sf building to full lease-up.

Colorado Average Apartment Rent Up, Vacancy Down

remstaff &Globe Street | April 13, 2001

DENVER-Average monthly rent outside Denver's borders has set a new high, $750. Eagle County's $1,000.71 per month surpasses even Aspen. Rents could go up even more as vacancy rates drop.

West Valley Apartment Complex Brings $7.9 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | April 13, 2001

PHOENIX-A Los Angeles-based real estate investment company has purchased a West Valley apartment complex for $7.9 million, as demand for apartments and rents rise in the area.

Suburb's Commercial Permit Numbers Down

remstaff &Globe Street | April 13, 2001

OVERLAND PARK, KS-The total number of permits issued are 53 fewer than last year. The only area of growth is new construction permits, where the 29 issued this year are four more than the first quarter of 2000.

Staubach Team Locks Up 2 More Staples Sites

remstaff &Globe Street | April 13, 2001

SEATTLE-John Dunton and Rolland Jones have found nearly 20 sites for the national office supply retailer in recent years, but the two recent locations they found for the Framingham, MA-based company are definitely geared for the future.

Georgia Won't Be Dimming the Lights

remstaff &Globe Street | April 13, 2001

ATLANTA-The state's commercial and industrial utility customers will have more than energy to keep the lights on this summer, unlike the under-supplied, deregulated utility markets in California.

Bank Sells Out, Leaves Arizona for Midwest

remstaff &Globe Street | April 13, 2001

PHOENIX-One of the nation's largest financial institutions is leaving Arizona to focus on its Midwest locations and is selling its assets to the sixth largest bank in the state.

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America First FFO Up 13%

$300-Mil Power Plant Triggers Growth Plans in Timber County

Mayor's Budget Disappoints on Affordable Housing

Mattress Firm Up, Running in 20,400-SF Warehouse

Colorado Average Apartment Rent Up, Vacancy Down

West Valley Apartment Complex Brings $7.9 Mil

Suburb's Commercial Permit Numbers Down

Staubach Team Locks Up 2 More Staples Sites

Georgia Won't Be Dimming the Lights

Bank Sells Out, Leaves Arizona for Midwest

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