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Despite Rumors, Polaroid Insists Plan is on Target

remstaff &Globe Street | March 16, 2001

WALTHAM, MA-While rumors abound about Polaroid's struggle to sell its office park here, Polaroid insists that negotiations are proceeding. The financially struggling company is considering selling some of its other holdings in this state.

Rincon Indians to Kick in $7 Mil for Road Improvements

remstaff | March 16, 2001

VALLEY CENTER, CA-The Rincon Band of Mission Indians and the county have reached an agreement to kick in $7 million toward road improvements along Valley Center Road for its casino.

New Distribution Facility to Sprout on the Grapevine

remstaff &Globe Street | March 16, 2001

LOS ANGELES-Tejon Ranch Co. and Nevada's Dermody Properties plan a 650,000-sf speculative project on Interstate 5, as industrial space closer to Downtown LA gets harder to find.

Seaboard Halts Construction of Processing Plant

remstaff &Globe Street | March 16, 2001

ELMWOOD, KS-The project would have cost $130 million and generated 2,300 jobs but there was opposition to the plant from the beginning. Company officials gave no reason for their decision.

Strip Club Appealing Judge's Ruling on First Amendment

remstaff &Globe Street | March 16, 2001

ORLANDO-Millionaire property owner and real estate investor Jim Veigle is petitioning the 5th District Court of Appeal. He wants a new trial after a state court threw out a request to have his revoked Casselberry, FL city license restored at Rachel's.

Promotions at CRESA Partners as Firm Continues Growth

remstaff &Globe Street | March 16, 2001

BOSTON-The firm's continued focus on its corporate advisory services is demonstrated with its promotion of Marilyn Rubbico to vice president and Ryan Hawley to associate. The two will provide various services to the firm's corporate clients.

Mortgage Rates, Stock Market Push Up Housing Index

remstaff &Globe Street | March 16, 2001

WASHINGTON, DC-The housing market index, a measure of home builders' expectations, rose two points this month. According to the NAHB, low mortgage rates are offsetting declines in consumer confidence.

$200,000 Grant Helps Fund Austin Symphony's Office Building Bid

remstaff &Globe Street | March 16, 2001

AUSTIN-A $200,000 grant is facilitating a down payment on a second office building for the Austin Symphony. The organization plans to move into the 1117 Red River location in 45 days although it's needs to come up with some matching funds for the donation.

Teachers Buys About 1.9 Mil SF from Panattoni-Hillwood Joint Venture

remstaff &Globe Street | March 16, 2001

DALLAS-The dissolved joint venture between Panattoni Development and Hillwood Development has disposed of nearly 1.9 million sf of top industrial space in Lewisville and Arlington. It's the first of the joint holdings to come to market.

Winston Hotels Paying Cash Dividends

remstaff &Globe Street | March 16, 2001

RALEIGH, NC-The locally based company's directors have declared 28 cents per common share and 58 cents per preferred share for the first quarter, payable April 16.

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Despite Rumors, Polaroid Insists Plan is on Target

Rincon Indians to Kick in $7 Mil for Road Improvements

New Distribution Facility to Sprout on the Grapevine

Seaboard Halts Construction of Processing Plant

Strip Club Appealing Judge's Ruling on First Amendment

Promotions at CRESA Partners as Firm Continues Growth

Mortgage Rates, Stock Market Push Up Housing Index

$200,000 Grant Helps Fund Austin Symphony's Office Building Bid

Teachers Buys About 1.9 Mil SF from Panattoni-Hillwood Joint Venture

Winston Hotels Paying Cash Dividends

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