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Denver Plotting Land Use, Transportation Plan

remstaff &Globe Street | April 10, 2001

DENVER-Two national consultants and a 48-member advisory board are putting their heads together to write a land use and transportation plan. The outcome should have wide-ranging impact on urban infill projects.

Cityfeet Providing Chronicle's Online Listings

remstaff &Globe Street | April 10, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO-The Internet listings company currently has more than 2,500 Bay Area commercial real estate listings on its Web site and plans to add for-sale commercial space in the coming months.

New Construction, Concessions Slowing Rise in Apartment Rents

remstaff &Globe Street | April 10, 2001

ATLANTA-A study by M/PF Research of Carrollton, TX finds first-quarter monthly rents averaging $808 overall and $915 at properties built in the last 10 years. The rent increases of 2.8% compare with increases of 4% to 5% between 1998 and 2000.

Harnett County Looks to Piggyback on Research Triangle Cachet

remstaff &Globe Street | April 10, 2001

LILLINGTON, NC-The eighth fastest-growing area in the state is banking on the 18-mile four-laning of NC 87 from Lillington to Fayetteville slated for completion within a year. Lillington is 100 miles east of Downtown Charlotte.

Boeing Takes 157,540 SF at Opus' Eastpointe

remstaff &Globe Street | April 10, 2001

ISSAQUAH, WA-Boeing will be the sole tenant of the five-story building located on SE Black Nugget Road. Occupancy will take place over a staggered schedule from May 15 to Sept. 1, 2001.

Starwood to Open 2 Renovated Hotels

remstaff &Globe Street | April 10, 2001

CHICAGO- Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. will open 556-room W Chicago - Lakeshore, a renovation of a former Days Inn on Lake Shore Drive; and 390-room W Chicago - City Center, a makeover of the historic Midland Hotel.

Heartland Backs Out of Rockland Psych Land Buy

remstaff &Globe Street | April 10, 2001

ORANGETOWN, NY-Empire State Development Corp. and a Long Island-based development firm have agreed to terminate a $7.1 million sales agreement for 335 acres of land at the Rockland Psychiatric Center here.

Malkin Fights Arbitration Ruling on Empire State

remstaff &Globe Street | April 10, 2001

NEW YORK CITY--An arbitration panel may have ruled against Peter Malkin, deciding that Helmsley-Spear would retain control of the Empire State Building, but Helmsley-Spear has not heard the last of them.

Basin Street Expands Tenant Services

remstaff &Globe Street | April 10, 2001

PETALUMA, CA-Michael White, a leasing and investment property specialist, will be a leasing department project manager for the company. He will assist Scott Stranzl, the recently appointed vice president of leasing.

Planned Mixed-Use Project Slowly Erasing Leesburg's Rural Aura

remstaff &Globe Street | April 10, 2001

LEESBURG, FL-Lake County landowner Crayton Pruitt convinced the city's planning commission to give the estimated $1 billion, 3,443-acre venture a first green light on his way to developing 350,000 sf of retail, a 400-acre industrial park and 2,750 multifamily and single-family units, 50 miles northwest of Downtown Orlando.

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Denver Plotting Land Use, Transportation Plan

Cityfeet Providing Chronicle's Online Listings

New Construction, Concessions Slowing Rise in Apartment Rents

Harnett County Looks to Piggyback on Research Triangle Cachet

Boeing Takes 157,540 SF at Opus' Eastpointe

Starwood to Open 2 Renovated Hotels

Heartland Backs Out of Rockland Psych Land Buy

Malkin Fights Arbitration Ruling on Empire State

Basin Street Expands Tenant Services

Planned Mixed-Use Project Slowly Erasing Leesburg's Rural Aura

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