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Former Governor Unknowingly Worked for Non-registered Securities Firm

remstaff | March 23, 2001

ORLANDO-Tampa lawyer Bob Martinez tells US Bankruptcy Judge Arthur B. Briskman he was on a monthly retainer from 1994 to 1998, while in private law practice, for Evergreen Security Ltd., a non-licensed British Virgin Islands-based firm that operated from Downtown Orlando.

Old Commercial Loft Transforming Into Condo

remstaff &Globe Street | March 23, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-The original structure of four contiguous, five-story buildings is being enhanced with four more stories with terraces. Amenities will include master bathrooms with his and hers vanities and six-foot soaking bathtubs.

Two Deals Totaling $3 Mil Go Down in OC

remstaff &Globe Street | March 23, 2001

ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Internet Machines Corp. inks a deal for space to house its new design center. Erdtsieck Family Trust purchases 95%-leased office building from Japanese firm.

School Projects May Go to Out-of-State Contractors

remstaff &Globe Street | March 23, 2001

PHOENIX-About a dozen of Arizona-s smallest school district are having such a tough time getting bidders for construction projects that the state plans to lure out-of-state general contractors, architects and engineering firms.

Former Governor Unknowingly Worked for Non-registered Securities Firm

remstaff &Globe Street | March 23, 2001

Baymont Depresses Marcus Corp.'s Bottom Line

remstaff &Globe Street | March 23, 2001

MILWAUKEE-A harsh winter offsets a strong showing by Marcus Corp.'s theater operations in the quarter ending Feb. 22. Baymont Inns and Suites feel the effects of increased costs for fuel and for battling the elements.

Kurt Salmon Associates Takes 57,000 SF at The Peachtree

remstaff &Globe Street | March 23, 2001

ATLANTA-Colliers Cauble & Co. and the Griffin Co. co-brokered the 11-year lease valued at an estimated $20 million. The transaction brings the 344,500-sf high-rise to 100% occupancy.

No Red Flag Rising Over Available Sublease Space

remstaff &Globe Street | March 23, 2001

DENVER-The northwest corridor's unexpected vacant sublease space isn't cause for concern, say area brokers. Rather, it's a sign of a return to a more normal market. And, it could be the ticket to lure California-based companies to the region.

Cushman & Wakefield Positive on Multifamily

remstaff &Globe Street | March 23, 2001

DENVER-A Cushman & Wakefield apartment broker predicts a solid year in Denver despite economic slowdowns. Pent-up demand and strong demographics will carry the region. The average price, reaching an historic high last year, came in at $69,963 per unit.

Arizona Losing Trade Ground With Mexico to Other States

remstaff &Globe Street | March 23, 2001

PHOENIX-Although Arizona has increased its overall trade with the neighboring Mexican state of Sonora, it's losing ground to other border regions in the overall share of

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Former Governor Unknowingly Worked for Non-registered Securities Firm

Old Commercial Loft Transforming Into Condo

Two Deals Totaling $3 Mil Go Down in OC

School Projects May Go to Out-of-State Contractors

Former Governor Unknowingly Worked for Non-registered Securities Firm

Baymont Depresses Marcus Corp.'s Bottom Line

Kurt Salmon Associates Takes 57,000 SF at The Peachtree

No Red Flag Rising Over Available Sublease Space

Cushman & Wakefield Positive on Multifamily

Arizona Losing Trade Ground With Mexico to Other States

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