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AGCO Corp. Closing 250,000-SF Plant

remstaff &Globe Street | April 20, 2001

WILLMAR, MN-The Georgia firm also will close its Benson, MN plant and Minnetonka, MN offices of newly acquired Ag-Chem Equipment. The plant here will be put up for sale when operations move to Jackson, MN.

NMHC Survey: Apartment Dwellers Want Fast Web Access

remstaff &Globe Street | April 20, 2001

WASHINGTON, DC-Most apartment residents use their computers to work at home and say having a high-speed Internet connection would impact their decision to rent an apartment, according to the survey.

Humphrey Hospitality Hit with Class Action Lawsuit

remstaff &Globe Street | April 20, 2001

COLUMBIA, MD-The troubled hotel REIT faces claims that it made its financial outlook appear much healthier than it actually was before announcing problems with the company leasing its properties.

County Ordered to Protect More Species at Convention Center Site

remstaff &Globe Street | April 20, 2001

ORLANDO-The South Florida Water Management District wants Orange County to invest a total $7.75 million for the purchase of at least 750 acres of wetlands from 200 individual landowners near the planned $750 million construction area. Owners are now expected to triple their asking price, brokers tell GlobeSt.com.

New CEO Confirms Southeastern Michigan Site

remstaff &Globe Street | April 20, 2001

DETROIT-It's a high-tech victory for Michigan as Covisint's Kevin W. English commits to keeping the online exchange in the state. The current temporary headquarters is in Southfield, but no areas have been ruled out.

Port Commissioners Approval Hotel Development

remstaff &Globe Street | April 20, 2001

SAN DIEGO-Threatened with a lawsuit by developer Doug Manchester, the Board of Port Commissioners unanimously this week approved the South Embarcadero plan.

New South Bay Enterprise Zone Created

remstaff &Globe Street | April 20, 2001

CHULA VISTA, CA-The South Bay Enterprise Zone is being expanded to include 447 acres on the bay front here, a move that's expected to booster new development by providing businesses tax incentives worth millions annually.

BU to Lease Charles River Site for Sailing Pavilion

remstaff &Globe Street | April 20, 2001

BOSTON-Boston University plans to lease 1.4 acres on the banks of the Charles River here to build a new sailing pavilion. Local activists oppose the move, claiming the university did not follow standard procedures for considering alternative sites.

Fannie Mae Announces Early Redemptions

remstaff &Globe Street | April 20, 2001

WASHINGTON, DC-The federally chartered finance company has announced a series of six early securities redemptions, slated for Apr. 30 and May 2.

Jarmel Kizel Completes 200,000-SF Facility for ADP

remstaff &Globe Street | April 20, 2001

PARSIPPANY, NJ-ADP recently took occupancy of a 200,000-sf office building at 15 Waterview Blvd. The four-story facility is home to the company's major accounts division and its approximately 350 employees.

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AGCO Corp. Closing 250,000-SF Plant

NMHC Survey: Apartment Dwellers Want Fast Web Access

Humphrey Hospitality Hit with Class Action Lawsuit

County Ordered to Protect More Species at Convention Center Site

New CEO Confirms Southeastern Michigan Site

Port Commissioners Approval Hotel Development

New South Bay Enterprise Zone Created

BU to Lease Charles River Site for Sailing Pavilion

Fannie Mae Announces Early Redemptions

Jarmel Kizel Completes 200,000-SF Facility for ADP

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