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Medical City Dallas Unveils $200-Mil Expansion, Renovation Plan

remstaff &Globe Street | March 08, 2001

DALLAS-In an ambitious undertaking, Medical City Dallas will spend $200 million to expand and renovate 756,613 sf at its sprawling North Dallas campus. The project gets under way in summer or fall and will take three to five years to complete.

Near-Orphaned Suburb Could Be Industrial Gold Mine, Broker Says

remstaff &Globe Street | March 08, 2001

ORLANDO-Paul Straubinger of Realvest Partners Inc. is scouting Sanford, FL for new development sites to house 5,000 sf to 20,000 sf buildings for niche tenants that require more open yard space than interior office/storage room.

First Phase of High-Tech Private School Complete

remstaff &Globe Street | March 08, 2001

NEWPORT BEACH, CA-Classes are already being held on the 109,000-sf campus of Sage Hill School, which features state-of-the-art communications technology throughout.

Finova Stock Stable Following Bankruptcy Announcement

remstaff &Globe Street | March 08, 2001

PHOENIX--One day after filing for bankruptcy, Scottsdale-based Finova saw its stock rise nearly 18%, an optimistic sign that a $6 billion restructuring plan could become even sweeter as creditors push for a greater return.

Holliday Fenoglio Fowler's White Paper Eases Minds About Austin Investments

remstaff &Globe Street | March 08, 2001

AUSTIN-One too many clients had questioned Austin's investment climate, prompting Holliday Fenoglio Fowler to look at the numbers. All eyes had been on the drkoops instead of the city's true economic drivers.

Irvine Business Park Sells to Investor for $3.5 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | March 08, 2001

IRVINE, CA-Household Commercial of California, a subsidiary of Household Financial Services, has sold the three-building business park, which is 90% occupied.

Fed Bank to Move Check Operations From CBD to 55,646-SF Suburban Asset

remstaff &Globe Street | March 08, 2001

BEDFORD PARK, IL-Location was a driving factor in the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago's decision to lease a one-story building at 4944 W. 73rd St. A new roof and other improvements also sweetened the deal.

Evanston, Oak Park Churches Get Renovations

remstaff &Globe Street | March 08, 2001

CHICAGO-Two churches in suburbs bordering the city are undergoing major renovations. Keeley Construction, Inc. is doing work at First Presbyterian Church of Evanston and Saint Giles Roman Catholic Church in west suburban Oak Park.

Westchase Complex Fetches $23.5 Mil from New Jersey Buyer

remstaff &Globe Street | March 08, 2001

HOUSTON-The 220-unit Madison Park in the city's Westchase submarket has pulled $23.5 million from Stone Post Properties of Hackensack, NJ. The seller is San Francisco-based SSR Apartment Value Fund LP.

Hoover's Shutters Two Offices, Consolidates in Austin

remstaff &Globe Street | March 08, 2001

AUSTIN-Hoover's is following suit with other operations that have retreated in recent months. Gone will be offices in Reston, VA and Linthicum, MD while the Austin home port will be consolidated in May when a building conversion is capped.

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Medical City Dallas Unveils $200-Mil Expansion, Renovation Plan

Near-Orphaned Suburb Could Be Industrial Gold Mine, Broker Says

First Phase of High-Tech Private School Complete

Finova Stock Stable Following Bankruptcy Announcement

Holliday Fenoglio Fowler's White Paper Eases Minds About Austin Investments

Irvine Business Park Sells to Investor for $3.5 Mil

Fed Bank to Move Check Operations From CBD to 55,646-SF Suburban Asset

Evanston, Oak Park Churches Get Renovations

Westchase Complex Fetches $23.5 Mil from New Jersey Buyer

Hoover's Shutters Two Offices, Consolidates in Austin

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