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Free Parking, Less Congestion Lure Two Tenants to CBD Periphery

remstaff &Globe Street | February 23, 2001

AUSTIN-It's almost as good as being downtown, says the broker, but there aren't any battles with traffic or long searches and high price tags for parking. Two tenants are taking space in CBD periphery buildings instead of the more prestigious addresses in the state capital's heart.

Downtown's Available Sublease Space Tops 1.3 Mil SF, Says Colliers

remstaff | February 23, 2001

SEATTLE, WA-The central business district was hardest hit, with 47% of the total within its borders. Then again, says Colliers, there are currently tenants looking for 1.3 million sf in Seattle within the next six to 12 months.

Mills Corp. Sizing Up Vallejo for Development

remstaff &Globe Street | February 23, 2001

VALLEJO, CA-The Arlington, VA-based retail developer is in early discussions with city and county officials regarding the possible puchase of a 200-acre fairground property near the Six Flags Marine World Park.

US LEC Reports Strong Fourth Quarter, Announces Deal with La Quinta Inns

remstaff &Globe Street | February 23, 2001

CHARLOTTE- Fourth-quarter core revenues for the telecommunications firm amounted to $30.5 million, a 16% increase over the third quarter. For all of 2000, core business revenue rose to $101.8 million compared to $53.5 million for the year before.

Arts and Crafts Chain Takes Big-Box Space

remstaff &Globe Street | February 23, 2001

COLUMBUS, GA-Hobby Lobby is entering the Columbus market with a 10-year lease on big-box space vacated by Home Quarters more than a year ago. The lease marks the sixth HQ store Hobby Lobby has used to move into a market.

West Bottoms May Get First Residents in Nearly 50 Years

remstaff | February 23, 2001

KANSAS CITY-Rezoning of the Central Industrial District for lofts is met with opposition. However, other property owners favor plans by 3rd Millennium Developers to develop 34 lofts in a used tire warehouse.

Convention Center Head Will Be Shown the Door

remstaff &Globe Street | February 23, 2001

BOSTON-The head of the convention center being developed here in South Boston is reportedly on his way out. Sources close to the project confirm for GolbeSt.com that Walter Upton will be off the project soon.

Investor Group Shelling Out $174 Mil for Vicorp Restaurant

remstaff &Globe Street | February 23, 2001

DENVER-Vicorp Restaurant stock has surged with a recent $174 million in cash offer to buy out the 256-eatery portfolio. The purchaser is an investor group that wants to take the Denver-based restaurateur private.

Verizon Communications to Sublease Space

remstaff &Globe Street | February 23, 2001

BOSTON-Industry sources confirm for Globest.com that Verizon Communications will be subletting between 200,000 sf to 350,000 sf of space here downtown. This substantially increases the vacancy rate here.

Builders Queried About Possible SoCal Kickbacks to City Employees

remstaff &Globe Street | February 23, 2001

LOS ANGELES-GlobeSt.com has learned that city officials may have asked for bribes from developers in the Inland Empire community of Ontario to speed up approval process.

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Free Parking, Less Congestion Lure Two Tenants to CBD Periphery

Downtown's Available Sublease Space Tops 1.3 Mil SF, Says Colliers

Mills Corp. Sizing Up Vallejo for Development

US LEC Reports Strong Fourth Quarter, Announces Deal with La Quinta Inns

Arts and Crafts Chain Takes Big-Box Space

West Bottoms May Get First Residents in Nearly 50 Years

Convention Center Head Will Be Shown the Door

Investor Group Shelling Out $174 Mil for Vicorp Restaurant

Verizon Communications to Sublease Space

Builders Queried About Possible SoCal Kickbacks to City Employees

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