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City Councilor Wants Assurance Before Giving Land to Convention Center

remstaff &Globe Street | February 22, 2001

BOSTON-City Councilor Maura Hennigan asks the city council to consider holding onto the land for the proposed convention center here in South Boston until its assured that it has all financial safeguards in place.

Commercial Market to Remain Healthy Throughout 2001

remstaff &Globe Street | February 22, 2001

TUCSON, AZ-Land prices and demand continue to rise in this southwestern city. And with little new development expected this year, the commercial real estate market will remain healthy, according to a new study.

After Ho-Hum 2000, Western Washington Hotel Market Recovers

remstaff &Globe Street | February 22, 2001

SEATTLE, WA-The Elliott, a 30-story 900,000-sf luxury hotel with 538 guestrooms and suites, is scheduled to open on or about the first of May. The hotel's restaurant is split on three levels and has an 8,000-bottle wine list.

Microtune Moving into 43,680 SF at Jupiter Service Center

remstaff &Globe Street | February 22, 2001

PLANO, TX-Miramar Development has snagged its largest tenant for one of its three east Plano projects. Microtune will be occupying 43,680 sf at the 10-acre Jupiter Service Center, signing a five-year lease for the site.

Stirling International Banking on Relocations to Boost Volume This Year to $250 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | February 22, 2001

HEATHROW, FL-The suburban broker did $170 million last year, with 25% of the transaction total generated from individuals relocating to Central Florida. Roger Soderstrom, the firm's founder/owner, tells GlobeSt.com he is counting on the relocation wave to continue in 2001. Heathrow is 25 miles north of Downtown Orlando.

Broker Posts $57.5 Mil on 12 Contracts in Single Week

remstaff &Globe Street | February 22, 2001

MIAMI-Audrey Ross, senior vice president and shareholder with locally based Esslinger-Wooten-Maxwell Realtors, breaks the firm's weekly sales record, averaging about $4.8 million per sale.

Energy Firm Seeking Space for 5 New Office Locations

remstaff &Globe Street | February 22, 2001

LOS ANGELES-Capstone Turbine Corp. announces plans to open offices in Orange County, San Diego and other California counties.

Wolff Cos. Snags Second Honor for Preservation Efforts

remstaff &Globe Street | February 22, 2001

HOUSTON-Trees for Houston picks the Wolff Cos. and CFO David L. Lane once again for its top preservation award. The prestigious honor goes for planting 72 100-gallon live oak trees in Wolff's 150-acre office park and nearby highway medians.

TAB Products Unloads Surplus Manufacturing Facility, Vacant Land

remstaff | February 22, 2001

TURLOCK, CA-Dave Davis, chief financial officer for the publicly traded document management company, describes the sale of the 100,000-sf facility and an adjacent, vacant parcel as simply "the conversion of an underutilized asset to cash.

Freight Companies Find Suburban Industrial Space Near O'Hare

remstaff &Globe Street | February 22, 2001

ROSEMONT, IL-Colliers Bennett & Kahnweiler Inc. recently completed six industrial leases totaling 225,000 sf. The largest involved freight companies looking to locate in the O'Hare submarket and with access to expressways.

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City Councilor Wants Assurance Before Giving Land to Convention Center

Commercial Market to Remain Healthy Throughout 2001

After Ho-Hum 2000, Western Washington Hotel Market Recovers

Microtune Moving into 43,680 SF at Jupiter Service Center

Stirling International Banking on Relocations to Boost Volume This Year to $250 Mil

Broker Posts $57.5 Mil on 12 Contracts in Single Week

Energy Firm Seeking Space for 5 New Office Locations

Wolff Cos. Snags Second Honor for Preservation Efforts

TAB Products Unloads Surplus Manufacturing Facility, Vacant Land

Freight Companies Find Suburban Industrial Space Near O'Hare

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