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Retailers' Interest in Oregon Remains Strong

remstaff &Globe Street | March 19, 2001

PORTLAND-Nationally, retail sales were relatively flat last year, but leasing and sales activity remains strong in Portland, according to principals at local retail brokerages. Then again, today's deal closings began in a climate much warmer than today.

Inland Empire One of Fastest Growing Small Metro Areas Nationwide

remstaff &Globe Street | March 18, 2001

SPOKANE, WA-Ranked number of the MizMiner Business Vitality Review for overall economic growth in 2000, Spokane's good fortune is spurring commercial real estate here from office to industrial, in the central business district to outlying areas.

NYCHA Makes Improvements in Three Boroughs

remstaff &Globe Street | March 18, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-The New York City Housing Authority has announced several upgrades and improvements to specific developments in Brooklyn and Queens, including new kitchens and bathrooms, a new playground and upgraded grounds.

Coastal Commission Denies Development on Last Coastal Property

remstaff &Globe Street | March 18, 2001

SAN CLEMENTE, CA-The Lusk Company withdrew its application for a coastal development permit after learning the California Coastal Commission staff recommended a denial on its proposed development.

Intel Halts $1-Bil Plant Expansion Construction

remstaff | March 18, 2001

HUDSON, MA-A little over a year after Intel announced that it would be investing $1 billion to develop a chip-making plant here, the company announces that it is halting construction on part of the project.

$120-Mil Rental Housing/Hotel Project to Begin Soon

remstaff &Globe Street | March 18, 2001

WHITE PLAINS-Officials involved with the development of Bank Street Commons, a hotel/rental apartment complex near the White Plains Transportation Center, say they hope to break ground on the $120 million project by this June.

Neenan Plans $19-Mil Project in Backyard

remstaff &Globe Street | March 18, 2001

FT. COLLINS, CO-Neenan Co. is bringing it home, plotting a $19-million office development in its homeport of Ft. Collins. The three-building project is the largest class-A office undertaking that will be under construction in the city.

Council Approves 85,000-SF Drake Marble Project

remstaff &Globe Street | March 18, 2001

ST. PAUL, MN-Northwest Area Foundation will be the main tenant in the building, which will be renovated by local developer Steve Wellington. The city would contribute $2.7 million in tax-increment financing for the $8-million project.

Center Oak Properties Details Gresham Project

remstaff &Globe Street | March 18, 2001

GRESHAM, OR-In phase two of its development here, more than 800 apartment units, 250,000 sf of retail and 200,000 sf of office space will be added on land Center Oak owns and on land it's selling to residential developers.

Intel Halts $1-Bil Plant Expansion Construction

remstaff &Globe Street | March 18, 2001

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Retailers' Interest in Oregon Remains Strong

Inland Empire One of Fastest Growing Small Metro Areas Nationwide

NYCHA Makes Improvements in Three Boroughs

Coastal Commission Denies Development on Last Coastal Property

Intel Halts $1-Bil Plant Expansion Construction

$120-Mil Rental Housing/Hotel Project to Begin Soon

Neenan Plans $19-Mil Project in Backyard

Council Approves 85,000-SF Drake Marble Project

Center Oak Properties Details Gresham Project

Intel Halts $1-Bil Plant Expansion Construction

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