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Owners, Managers Could Face Jail for 'Rave' Parties

remstaff &Globe Street | March 14, 2001

CHICAGO-"People who let their facilities be used for drug parties should be criminally liable," says the Mayor. "An wner might think twice about allowing drug use on his property if he knew he could end up going to jail.

South Carolina Economy Expected to Hold up Well

remstaff &Globe Street | March 14, 2001

CHARLESTON, SC-A leading economist predicts a healthy job growth of 2% will keep the state in continued good economic health. Continued slowdowns in technology and textiles could weaken performance, however.

Best-Selling Author Believes Houston Is the Next Tech Stronghold

remstaff &Globe Street | March 14, 2001

HOUSTON-The Energy City will have a formidable place in the "New Geography," says a best-selling author. The digitization of the energy industry will make Houston equal in stature to Los Angeles as a high-tech center for the entertainment business.

Footwear Acquisition Proposes Purchase of Converse

remstaff &Globe Street | March 14, 2001

NORTH READING, MA-Footwear Acquisition Inc. proposes purchasing Converse for $117.5 million. The locally-based sneaker maker filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in January and it recently sold its headquarters here for $15.1 million.

Bentall Corp. Building 566,000-SF Tower North of Border

remstaff &Globe Street | March 14, 2001

VANCOUVER, BC-The project, being built in two vertical phases, will be the fifth building in its Bentall Centre complex, which includes 1,451,000 sf of office and retail in four existing buildings.

Kohl's Heads West for Next Round of Expansion

remstaff &Globe Street | March 14, 2001

PHOENIX-A rapidly expanding retailer, that plans to open 130 new stores in the next two years, has its eye on Arizona as part of its push westward.

CenterPoint Corporate Park Receives TOBY Award

remstaff &Globe Street | March 14, 2001

KENT, WA-The eight-building campus, with 763,000 sf of Class A office space, has been named as the region's Suburban Office Park of the Year by the Seattle-King County Association of Building Owners and Managers.

Voters Pass $753.9 Mil-Bond Package to 'Will' Improvements

remstaff &Globe Street | March 14, 2001

PHOENIX-Phoenix voters Tuesday overwhelmingly said "yes" to a $753.9-million bond package that will pay for a variety of community, infrastructure and public works projects.

Bloomberg Takes 72,000 SF in Princeton

remstaff &Globe Street | March 14, 2001

PRINCETON, NJ-News and media company has grabbed up the space being vacated by Merrill Lynch, which is relocating to a brand-new facility nearby after 20 years at 400 College Road East.

More Industrial Transactions Show Market's Strength

remstaff &Globe Street | March 14, 2001

LOS ANGELES-A manufacturer pays $1.4 million for a building in Industry to expand its local operations, while a company that provides products and services to the petroleum industry signs a $1.3-million lease renewal farther south.

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Owners, Managers Could Face Jail for 'Rave' Parties

South Carolina Economy Expected to Hold up Well

Best-Selling Author Believes Houston Is the Next Tech Stronghold

Footwear Acquisition Proposes Purchase of Converse

Bentall Corp. Building 566,000-SF Tower North of Border

Kohl's Heads West for Next Round of Expansion

CenterPoint Corporate Park Receives TOBY Award

Voters Pass $753.9 Mil-Bond Package to 'Will' Improvements

Bloomberg Takes 72,000 SF in Princeton

More Industrial Transactions Show Market's Strength

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