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Domino's Says It Won't Be Leaving Monaghan's Farm Yet

remstaff &Globe Street | February 22, 2001

ANN ARBOR, MI-The national pizza firm needs more space, but has no firm plans to move out of its namesake 185,000-sf office complex here. The company denies it's moving into a new 200,000-sf office development across the street.

Ritz-Carlton Preps for Saturday Opening in Aspen Highlands

remstaff &Globe Street | February 22, 2001

ASPEN, CO-The Ritz-Carlton is getting all decked out for its grand opening Saturday. The time-share venue serves as the centerpiece to a $230-million, mixed-use development by Houston-based Hines Resort Development.

Paper Company Moves from Staten Island to NJ Site

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

AVENEL, NJ-Siclare Corp. will relocate all three of its divisions to Murray Construction Co.'s 32,000-sf building in a transaction arranged by SBWE. The new tenant supplies specialty products to tri-state area businesses.

Grubb & Ellis/Mid-America Pacific's Knutsen Elected SIOR Chapter President

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

MINNEAPOLIS- Morey Knutsen, senior vice president in the West Des Moines, IA office, is elected president while Raymond Reese of Colliers Towle Real Estate here is the new vice president.

Chandler Solicits Bids for Downtown Destination Project

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

PHOENIX-Chandler, one of Phoenix's suburbs, plans to soon clear a five-acre parcel in Downtown and wants developers to submit proposals for a major destination-use project for the site.

CPC Creates $40-Mil Fund to Support Inner City Properties

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-The money will be spent on occupied multifamily, vacant, rental and for-sale properties that are in need of major work, along with mixed-use facilities that include retail, office and residential space. Space that is exclusively commercial will not receive funds.

Wright Runstad & Co.'s Southport Project Receives Site Plan Approval

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

RENTON, WA-The entitlement process is complete, and only the issuance of a building permit stands between WR&C and the groundbreaking of its 750,000-sf mixed-use office campus in the 17.5-acre planned community on the southern shores of Lake Washington.

NAIOP Survey Says Minnesota's Commercial Property Taxes Are Highest in Midwest

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

ST. PAUL, MN-Taxes are more than double those in neighboring states, according to a study, even though Minnesota lawmakers have cut commercial and industrial property tax rates three times since 1997.

Proposed 512-Bed Hotel Near Proposed Padre Ball Park Gets Green Light

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

SAN DIEGO-For the second time, city fathers have approved a 512-bed Westin Hotel that will be built by JMI Realty, a firm headed by Padres owner John Moores.

CalPERS Closer to Developing Apartment Project Near its Headquarters

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

SACRAMENTO, CA-After receiving a study from Los Angeles-based Robert Charles Lesser & Co. showing Sacramento is primed for multifamily units, the he California Public Employees' Retirement System has plans to develop apartments near its headquarters expansion.

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Domino's Says It Won't Be Leaving Monaghan's Farm Yet

Ritz-Carlton Preps for Saturday Opening in Aspen Highlands

Paper Company Moves from Staten Island to NJ Site

Grubb & Ellis/Mid-America Pacific's Knutsen Elected SIOR Chapter President

Chandler Solicits Bids for Downtown Destination Project

CPC Creates $40-Mil Fund to Support Inner City Properties

Wright Runstad & Co.'s Southport Project Receives Site Plan Approval

NAIOP Survey Says Minnesota's Commercial Property Taxes Are Highest in Midwest

Proposed 512-Bed Hotel Near Proposed Padre Ball Park Gets Green Light

CalPERS Closer to Developing Apartment Project Near its Headquarters

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