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$55-Mil Subsidy Vote Appears Likely Ballot Candidate

remstaff &Globe Street | April 17, 2001

DENVER-Denver voters most likely will get their say about a $55-million subsidy to developers for the planned $220-million Hyatt Regency Hotel. The opposition camp says no money unless Hyatt agrees to remain silent as the hotel union courts workers.

Boston Properties Has Brisk Leasing Activity at Carnegie

remstaff &Globe Street | April 17, 2001

PRINCETON, NJ-A range of tenants, from a top financial brokerage to a battery manufacturer, sign on at the 16-building, the class A Carnegie Center, which has the rights to develop another two million sf.

Ginn Signs $112 Mil in Options on SW Florida Acreage

remstaff &Globe Street | April 17, 2001

FORT MYERS, FL-The low-key Flagler County-based development group assumes an option on 2,500 acres near Florida Gulf Coast University, then negotiates another option to acquire an adjoining 2,000 acres from Alico Inc., GlobeSt.com has learned from public records. Fort Myers is 118 miles northwest of Miami.

Need Seen for University in Southwest Suburbs

remstaff &Globe Street | April 17, 2001

TINLEY PARK, IL-The booming submarket is missing one thing, says Illinois Development Finance Authority executive director Patrick E. Rea - "a research university to support 21st-century type businesses.

Twin Cities Office Vacancy Hits Double Digits

remstaff &Globe Street | April 17, 2001

MINNEAPOLIS-Big surge in subleased space is part of the reason for a rise in the office vacancy rate to more than 10%, the first time it's been there in five years, according to a Grubb & Ellis report.

AvalonBay Buys Three Puget Sound Properties

remstaff | April 17, 2001

SEATTLE-The Alexandria, VA-based REIT paid $129.3 million for a total of 995 units in Issaquah, Lynwood and Everett as part of a nine-property portfolio acquisition from developer Trammell Crow Residential.

800,000-SF Anadarko Building Tops Out April 24

remstaff &Globe Street | April 17, 2001

THE WOODLANDS, TX-A construction milestone will be reached April 24 when the 30-story Anadarko Tower tops out. The 800,000-sf project will deliver in spring 2002, giving the energy company some 1.1 million sf of office space in The Woodlands.

Diamondbacks Still Owe $6 Mil for Ballpark Land

remstaff &Globe Street | April 17, 2001

PHOENIX-An appellate court ruled Monday that the Diamondbacks got a two-acre parcel in downtown for far below its value and still owe the owners of the land nearly $6 million.

Former Wal-Mart Building on Block

remstaff &Globe Street | April 17, 2001

CHARLOTTE-Buyers can inspect the 133,400-sf, 18.5-acre property April 26. Sealed bids are due May 7. Chicago-based Jones Lang LaSalle is handling the local sale and 20 other big-box assets in several markets.

Grubb & Ellis To Lease Cambridge Court

remstaff &Globe Street | April 17, 2001

AUBURN HILLS, MI-Two Class A office buildings provide opportunities near Oakland University campus here. Grubb & Ellis of Southfield is marketing 126,000 sf of vacant space in Cambridge Court Phases I and II.

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$55-Mil Subsidy Vote Appears Likely Ballot Candidate

Boston Properties Has Brisk Leasing Activity at Carnegie

Ginn Signs $112 Mil in Options on SW Florida Acreage

Need Seen for University in Southwest Suburbs

Twin Cities Office Vacancy Hits Double Digits

AvalonBay Buys Three Puget Sound Properties

800,000-SF Anadarko Building Tops Out April 24

Diamondbacks Still Owe $6 Mil for Ballpark Land

Former Wal-Mart Building on Block

Grubb & Ellis To Lease Cambridge Court

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