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Aging Scottsdale Apartment Complex Fetches $4.9 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | March 28, 2001

PHOENIX-An aging apartment complex in south Scottsdale, just blocks from Scottsdale Road, sells to out-of-state investor for $4.9 million, or $46,000 per unit.

Cushman & Wakefield Cites 3 Top Performers

remstaff &Globe Street | March 28, 2001

DETROIT-Jeffrey Shell, Joseph Rosenberg and Jeffrey Buckler are recognized for their 2000 performances by Cushman & Wakefield's office here. Shell's financial services team closes deals worth more than $575 million.

New City Hall Moving City From Tenant to Owner

remstaff &Globe Street | March 28, 2001

MISSION VIEJO, CA-For the first time since its incorporation, the city will be able to house its more than 100 employees in a building it isn't leasing, when a new city hall is completed next year.

Local Developer Agrees to Finance Mexico Project

remstaff &Globe Street | March 28, 2001

SAN DIEGO-A San Diego-based developer has executed a joint venture and financing agreement on its condominium property near Rosarito Beach in Baja California.

Web Real Estate Prospecting Franchisees

remstaff &Globe Street | March 28, 2001

ADDISON, TX-An innovative strategy has Web Real Estate talking with franchisee prospects in Atlanta, Wichita Falls, TX, Phoenix and Arizona. One of those cities will sign on the dotted line by May 1, predicts the firm's president.

Puget Sound Apartment Market Tight

remstaff &Globe Street | March 28, 2001

SEATTLE, WA-According to the latest report from Texas-based M/PF Research, rents in the greater Seattle market increased by an average of 6% since fourth quarter 1999, exceeding the region's general consumer price inflation rate of 4.1%.

Analyst Predicts Upturn in Office Building Sales

remstaff &Globe Street | March 28, 2001

ATLANTA- First-quarter figures have been especially bleak, topping out at only $50 million. Investors report no class-A buildings are included in that figure.

MARC, Home Builders Eye Street Patterns

remstaff &Globe Street | March 28, 2001

OVERLAND PARK, KS-A study shows potential for an urban style development, including up to 1,200 housing units, on 300 acres here. It would be a departure from usual cul-de-sac subdivisions and strip mall shopping centers.

Procedural Groundwork Laid for $79-Mil City Center

remstaff &Globe Street | March 28, 2001

VANCOUVER, WA-Permission to actually build the arena and convention center should come in pieces over the next six weeks. Anchor tenants of the facility are planned to be five minor-league teams playing hockey, indoor football, soccer, basketball and tennis.

Unions' Suit to Stop Bush Order May Help Big Dig

remstaff &Globe Street | March 28, 2001

BOSTON-The National Building Trades Council plans to take legal action to seek an injunction against an executive order banning project labor agreements on all construction projects that involve Federal money. The order endangers the Big Dig's project labor agreement.

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Aging Scottsdale Apartment Complex Fetches $4.9 Mil

Cushman & Wakefield Cites 3 Top Performers

New City Hall Moving City From Tenant to Owner

Local Developer Agrees to Finance Mexico Project

Web Real Estate Prospecting Franchisees

Puget Sound Apartment Market Tight

Analyst Predicts Upturn in Office Building Sales

MARC, Home Builders Eye Street Patterns

Procedural Groundwork Laid for $79-Mil City Center

Unions' Suit to Stop Bush Order May Help Big Dig

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