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Reis Says Denver Is Mix of Opportunities, Risks

remstaff &Globe Street | April 20, 2001

DENVER-The Reis Co. concludes that Denver is a melting pot for opportunities and risks. Apartment vacancy has dipped even though construction's up. And the city's retail sector has outpaced significantly larger markets, says the trend watcher.

NY Presbyterian Wants $50 Mil for Biomedical Project

remstaff &Globe Street | April 20, 2001

WHITE PLAINS-New York Presbyterian Hospital is hoping to secure as much as $50 million in state funding for its proposed biomedical development project at its campus here.

Charles River Park Development May Cost $100 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | April 20, 2001

BOSTON-Davis Cos. plans to develop two buildings it bought last year into one six-story, 350,000-sf office and another one with five stories and 90,000 sf of space. Cost of the project could come in at $100 million.

J.E. Dunn Construction Honored by GSA

remstaff &Globe Street | April 20, 2001

KANSAS CITY-The award is earned for the company's work on the 12-story, $97-million Federal Courthouse, which houses the Circuit Court of Appeals, the U.S. attorney's office, the U.S. marshal's office and judges' chambers.

Three Big Projects, Three Vastly Different Futures

remstaff &Globe Street | April 20, 2001

LOS ANGELES-A key parcel in Burbank goes back on the market, while planned 50-acre industrial site Downtown will now be used for parkland. In Ontario, shoe manufacturer appears ready to take over eToys' massive distribution.

Economic Slowdown Affecting Absorption Rates

remstaff &Globe Street | April 20, 2001

SAN DIEGO-Many tenants have postponed expansion plans in light of an unsettled stock market and concern over the energy crisis, prompting the lowest absorption rates seen in the county in 10 years, according to a new report.

Half of Trump Place's 220 Boulevard Sold

remstaff &Globe Street | April 20, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-If you have been concerned about how the dire economy has been affecting Donald Trump, fear not: Over 50% of the residences at his 220 Boulevard have been sold.

Food Distributor Inks $1.5-Mil Deal for New Space

remstaff &Globe Street | April 20, 2001

ANAHEIM, CA-A&R Wholesale Distributors will relocate its corporate headquarters from Fountain Valley next month.

Octane Alliance Buys RealtyIQ

remstaff &Globe Street | April 20, 2001

DALLAS-In a closely guarded deal, the Octane Alliance has acquired Manhattan-based RealtyIQ and its 225,000-property database. Octane is setting the stage for an online information exchange amid plans to hire a CEO and decide on a headquarters location.

Office Complex Near Ballpark Goes for $9.2 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | April 20, 2001

ORANGE, CA-With 11 freestanding buildings, this latest acquisition adds to Marquis Property Company's holdings adjacent to the home of the Anaheim Angels baseball team.

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Reis Says Denver Is Mix of Opportunities, Risks

NY Presbyterian Wants $50 Mil for Biomedical Project

Charles River Park Development May Cost $100 Mil

J.E. Dunn Construction Honored by GSA

Three Big Projects, Three Vastly Different Futures

Economic Slowdown Affecting Absorption Rates

Half of Trump Place's 220 Boulevard Sold

Food Distributor Inks $1.5-Mil Deal for New Space

Octane Alliance Buys RealtyIQ

Office Complex Near Ballpark Goes for $9.2 Mil

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