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Lending Pipeline Opening as Long-Term Interest Rates Dip to Low 7% Range

remstaff &Globe Street | March 12, 2001

ORLANDO-Broker David J. Patten of Winter Park, FL-based Interlachen Financial Group tells GlobeSt.com qualified investors can now lock in fixed-rate debt for up to 15 or 20 years at an average 7.5% rate.

AVR Buys 104 Corporate Park Dr. for $11.1 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | March 12, 2001

WHITE PLAINS-The sale leaves Principal Finanical Group with just one commercial property Downtown. The building is the headquarters of Malcolm Pinie, an environmental engineering and consulting firm.

Shidler Group Inks 5 Leases in Hot Mission Valley Market

remstaff &Globe Street | March 12, 2001

SAN DIEGOIn a tribune to the increasing heat of centrally located office space, The Shidler Group has signed a flurry of office leases at properties in Mission Valley.

Mercer Crossing Driving Submarket Identity

remstaff &Globe Street | March 12, 2001

DALLAS-The LBJ Freeway and Colinas Crossing corridor is begging for a submarket branding, says the leasing agent for the 950-acre Mercer Crossing. He believes there's no better name than Mercer submarket, home to two million sf of office space and more on the way.

Cushman & Wakefield Adds An Associate

remstaff &Globe Street | March 12, 2001

PORTLAND-Mark A. Carnese has joined his brother Brad at the local Cushman & Wakefield office. Mark is working in the office sector under senior broker Tom Usher, former managing director of the Portland office.

Boyd Page Brokers Snag Top Awards

remstaff &Globe Street | March 12, 2001

HOUSTON-J. Michael Boyd and R. Conrad Bernard are recipients of prestigious NAIOP awards from the Houston chapter. The duo have snagged the Lone Star award for brokering a sale-leaseback deal of four Baker-Hughes properties.

Unico Management Change in Seattle, Boise

remstaff &Globe Street | March 12, 2001

SEATTLE, WA-Unico Properties Inc. has named Kathryn Colgan as director of leasing for its 1.7 million sf of offices in Puget Sound suburban markets. It also has relocated Dan Preisler to Boise, ID to manage its key downtown property there.

Aries Capital Loan Production Cracks $200 Mil in 2000

remstaff &Globe Street | March 12, 2001

CHICAGO-Aries Capital closes approximately $215 million in loans during 2000 while focusing on the mezzanine-oriented, structured finance business. It was up more than 34% from 1999, when the company closed $160 million in loans.

Vacant Coffee Plant Will Give Way to Apartments

remstaff &Globe Street | March 12, 2001

MORRIS PLAINS, NJ-Approvals must be granted first, but 116 residential units are planned to replace the 75-year-old factory, which closed down three years ago. The project will cost $18 million.

Housing Policy Tops Group's Legislative Priorities

remstaff &Globe Street | March 12, 2001

WASHINGTON, DC-The nation's housing policy is out of step with the growing "renter by choice" trend, according to the National Multi Housing Council's joint legislative program and the National Apartment Association.

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Lending Pipeline Opening as Long-Term Interest Rates Dip to Low 7% Range

AVR Buys 104 Corporate Park Dr. for $11.1 Mil

Shidler Group Inks 5 Leases in Hot Mission Valley Market

Mercer Crossing Driving Submarket Identity

Cushman & Wakefield Adds An Associate

Boyd Page Brokers Snag Top Awards

Unico Management Change in Seattle, Boise

Aries Capital Loan Production Cracks $200 Mil in 2000

Vacant Coffee Plant Will Give Way to Apartments

Housing Policy Tops Group's Legislative Priorities

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