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Biomedex Facility Developing New Facility to Accomodate Increased Workload

remstaff &Globe Street | February 23, 2001

SPOKANE, WA-With a major, new contract waiting in the wings, the local biotech company Biomedex Inc. is counting on construction of its new 60,000 facility to move quickly and stay on schedule.

Dillard's Will Anchor South Richmond Retail Center

remstaff &Globe Street | February 23, 2001

RICHMOND, VA-Dillard's plans a 204,000-sf store at Stony Point

Michigan Claims Site Selection Governor's Cup Four Times Running

remstaff &Globe Street | February 23, 2001

DETROIT-Fueled by the city's activity, Michigan again wins the top award in the nation as the state recording the highest number of new and expanded corporate announcements during the year.

Indian Casino Bid for Hudson Gets Interior Department Approval

remstaff &Globe Street | February 23, 2001

HUDSON, WI-Wisconsin Gov. Scott McCallum says he will veto the deal, however. That's one obstacle to a proposal that would allow a casino to built on 56 acres here.

Bank of Blue Valley Looks to Local Commercial Real Estate Broke for Leadership

remstaff &Globe Street | February 23, 2001

OVERLAND PARK, KS-Kessinger/Hunter & Co. principal Charles H. Hunter, responsible for the development of more than 7 million sf of warehouse and office space, is named to the bank's board of directors.

Grand Union Will Disappear After All

remstaff &Globe Street | February 23, 2001

WAYNE, NJ-The wholesaler that is buying the chain in a bankruptcy court deal will not be in the retail business as it had indicated, but will take its profits through sell-offs and conversions.

Fine Hotels Corp. Pays $119,593 per Room for 29-Year-Old Royal Plaza at Disney

remstaff | February 23, 2001

ORLANDO-Prudential Real Estate Investors and Heller Financial get $47 million for the 15-story, 393-room property, one of the first non-Disney-owned hotels to be built at the Lake Buena Vista, FL attraction in 1972.

Developer Sues to Gets its Redevelopment Project Back

remstaff &Globe Street | February 23, 2001

ELIZABETH, NJ-Sea Crest Eterprises was the preferred developer for a midtown mixed-use project, but after a falling-out with city officials was cut loose and is now suing for breach of contract.

Top Women Brokers Say Bias Is No Barrier in Office, Industrial Sectors

remstaff &Globe Street | February 23, 2001

CHICAGO-Some stereotypes linger, though. "I still go through this--a lot of people wouldn't think I'd know about things like power in the building," says Joyce M. Slone. "It's kind of a non-feminine thing.

County Gives Ricon Go Ahead for Turn Lane Into Casino

remstaff &Globe Street | February 23, 2001

VALLEY CENTER, CA-Ricon Indian Band wins long-fought battle with county for permission to build a left-turn lane for their new casino.

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Biomedex Facility Developing New Facility to Accomodate Increased Workload

Dillard's Will Anchor South Richmond Retail Center

Michigan Claims Site Selection Governor's Cup Four Times Running

Indian Casino Bid for Hudson Gets Interior Department Approval

Bank of Blue Valley Looks to Local Commercial Real Estate Broke for Leadership

Grand Union Will Disappear After All

Fine Hotels Corp. Pays $119,593 per Room for 29-Year-Old Royal Plaza at Disney

Developer Sues to Gets its Redevelopment Project Back

Top Women Brokers Say Bias Is No Barrier in Office, Industrial Sectors

County Gives Ricon Go Ahead for Turn Lane Into Casino

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