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Accused Housing Board Refuses to Resign

remstaff &Globe Street | March 30, 2001

ORLANDO-Mayor Larry Dale, who is also a commercial real estate developer and investor, reads the riot act to the five-member Sanford Housing Authority via a letter from the Seminole County Sheriff's office. Sanford is 25 miles north of Downtown Orlando.

Multifamily Portfolio Fetches $3.4 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | March 30, 2001

LOS ANGELES-A 10-building, multifamily portfolio in Baldwin Village has been sold to local family trust for $3.4 million. The properties are 97% leased.

$80-Mil Rehab Transforms 175 W. Jackson

remstaff &Globe Street | March 30, 2001

CHICAGO-Recently-renovated 1.4-million-sf 175 W. Jackson Blvd. is more than 50% leased after a makeover inside and out transforms the former Class C building into a Class A property. It was the Midwest's largest gut rehab.

142,951-SF Spec Office Building Under Way

remstaff &Globe Street | March 30, 2001

AUSTIN-Trammell Crow is eyeing a Dec. 1 delivery, maybe even later, on its 142,951-sf spec office project. Construction has just started at the slightly more than 11-acre site near the intersection of Interstate 35 and US Highway 183.

Fujitsu, Global Project Consultants Snag New Offices

remstaff &Globe Street | March 30, 2001

HOUSTON-Fujitsu Network Communications is taking 24,000 sf at West Port Industrial Park while an energy-related firm has signed for 8,235 sf of sublease space at Ashford V. The signings are the handiwork of Trammell Crow brokers.

Big Dig Prepared to Open Bidding to Nonunion Members

remstaff &Globe Street | March 30, 2001

BOSTON-Bidding is prepared for a contract that will not obligate the use of union workers for the first time in 11 years in response to President Bush's executive order banning project labor agreements on federally-funded projects.

Carrying-Case Manufacturer Inks $2.2-Mil Lease

remstaff &Globe Street | March 30, 2001

ANAHEIM, CA-Targus Inc., a carrying-case manufacturer, has added 65,447 sf to the 200,000 sf of industrial space it leased back in 1998.

Efforts to Break Up LA Take Big Step Forward

remstaff &Globe Street | March 30, 2001

LOS ANGELES-Government commission determines that an independent San Fernando Valley is financially viable, pushing the secession efforts closer to a public vote. Newly created city would be the nation's sixth largest.

Trammell Crow Consolidations Expected to Boost its Carolina Pipeline

remstaff &Globe Street | March 30, 2001

CHARLOTTE-The Dallas-based company sees continued growth opportunities here and in Raleigh despite development slowdowns already surfacing in the area.

Metro Council Approves City's Growth Plan

remstaff &Globe Street | March 30, 2001

HOPKINS, MN-This "urban" Twin Cities suburb plans to add 100 new houses through redevelopment and renovation, while adding 1,800 jobs over the next 20 years. The city receives $175,000 for its plan.

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Accused Housing Board Refuses to Resign

Multifamily Portfolio Fetches $3.4 Mil

$80-Mil Rehab Transforms 175 W. Jackson

142,951-SF Spec Office Building Under Way

Fujitsu, Global Project Consultants Snag New Offices

Big Dig Prepared to Open Bidding to Nonunion Members

Carrying-Case Manufacturer Inks $2.2-Mil Lease

Efforts to Break Up LA Take Big Step Forward

Trammell Crow Consolidations Expected to Boost its Carolina Pipeline

Metro Council Approves City's Growth Plan

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