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Caldwell Watson Broker Picks Up Two Industry Awards

remstaff &Globe Street | March 19, 2001

HOUSTON-Caldwell Watson Real Estate has a rising star in its midst, according to NAIOP. Caleb Lawson also is being honored by ProLogis. The NAIOP award is handed out to brokers, with less than five years in the business.

Inland Empire One of Fastest Growing Small Metro Areas Nationwide

remstaff &Globe Street | March 19, 2001

SPOKANE, WA-Ranked number of the MizMiner Business Vitality Review for overall economic growth in 2000, Spokane's good fortune is spurring commercial real estate here from office to industrial, in the central business district to outlying areas.

Southeast Michigan Residents Want New Transit System

remstaff &Globe Street | March 19, 2001

DETROIT-Residents and business travelers are willing to pay for a new public transit system that is clean, safe, and inexpensive with frequent service to specific destinations, a new SEMCOG survey reveals.

Start-up Relocates and Expands its Industrial Space

remstaff &Globe Street | March 19, 2001

WILMINGTON, MA-kSARIA Corp. opens its first development and production center here. The start-up company, which automates fiber-optic component assembly, expands from 2,500 sf of space to 32,000 sf with an additional 20,000 sf to be added in June.

Cerritos R&D, Office Facility Fetches $3.2 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | March 19, 2001

LOS ANGELES-Private investment group purchases 39,009-sf complex currently occupied by AT&T Wireless.

St. Joe's Adding $25-Mil Neurological Building

remstaff &Globe Street | March 19, 2001

PHOENIX-The campus of St. Joseph's in Phoenix continues to grow ever larger, this time with the addition of a $25-million, seven-story neurological building.

Downturn Would Ruin Mom-and-Pops, Says Broker

remstaff &Globe Street | March 19, 2001

ORLANDO-The 1,300 new residents moving weekly to Orlando will support new shopping centers even as the economy continues to head south, John M. Crossman, senior vice president/director of retail services, Trammell Crow Co., tells GlobeSt.com.

BIG PICTURE: Retail's Down-Cycle Hit Will Be Called by Type, Locale

remstaff &Globe Street | March 19, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-Despite the dire news emanating from the retail sector, not all markets will crumble as the economy melts. Or is that merely the false bravado of optimistic brokers?

Trammell Hired for Historic Griswold Building

remstaff &Globe Street | March 19, 2001

DETROIT- Trammell Crow Co. of suburban Troy will lease and manage the former Dime Saving Bank Building, which is undergoing a $35-million renovation project is slated for completion by December 2001.

Golf Trust of America Plans to Dissolve

remstaff &Globe Street | March 19, 2001

CHARLESTON-The locally based REIT is selling off its interests in 44 golf courses, six of them in South Carolina. Shareholders will receive up to $14.18 a share.

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Caldwell Watson Broker Picks Up Two Industry Awards

Inland Empire One of Fastest Growing Small Metro Areas Nationwide

Southeast Michigan Residents Want New Transit System

Start-up Relocates and Expands its Industrial Space

Cerritos R&D, Office Facility Fetches $3.2 Mil

St. Joe's Adding $25-Mil Neurological Building

Downturn Would Ruin Mom-and-Pops, Says Broker

BIG PICTURE: Retail's Down-Cycle Hit Will Be Called by Type, Locale

Trammell Hired for Historic Griswold Building

Golf Trust of America Plans to Dissolve

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