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Developer Closing Attraction Across from Universal Orlando to Sell Off Six Acres

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

ORLANDO-The land housing the 54,000-sf Mystery Fun House, an International Drive tourist corridor attraction for 25 years, is expected to go for about $1 million per acre or $22.96 per sf, local brokers tell GlobeSt.com.

Panel to Recommend CEO for Convention Center

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

BOSTON-A panel appointed to review the convention center project here in South Boston in the wake of potentially huge cost overruns will recommend hiring James Rooney as CEO to oversee the project.

Local Architectural, Engineering Firm Hires New Chief Financial Officer

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

KANSAS CITY-Terry Campbell joins HNTB Corp. as the chief financial officer and senior vice president in charge of accounting, corporate financing, tax, internal audit, cash management and investment, treasury and bank relationships.

California Contractor Wins $73 Mil North Carolina Bridge/Road Job

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

DURHAM, NC-Construction will begin in April on the reconstruction project on I-85 in Durham between Camden Avenue And Broad Street. Granite Construction Co. is expected to complete the project in December 2004 after building eight bridges and paving 2.2 miles of highway. Durham is 100 miles northeast of Downtown Charlotte.

G&L Execs Raise Buyout Bid by 10%

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

BEVERLY HILLS, CA-A little-known REIT's two top officials are now willing to pay $11 a share cash, up from their earlier offer of $10.

Duke-Weeks to Construct 128,000-SF Build-to-Suit in Eagan

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

EAGAN, MN-EGL Eagle Global Logistics, LP will be the new tenant at Eagan Pointe

Combined Lankford Agreements Worth $7 Mil; Building Now 60% Leased

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

SAN DIEGO-3Com has signed a six-year lease for 27,000 sf of space at Scripps Northridge Corporate Plaza in a deal worth $3.6 million and Titan/Visicom has taken 31,500 sf there. The latter is for 5 years and is valued at $3.5 million.

Pinnacle Park Land Rush Going Full Throttle

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

DALLAS-In less than nine months, Morning Park has poked holes in that old saying that Dallas always develops north. The region's top players have picked up more than 270 acres and more deals are in the pipeline for land south of the Trinity River in a frenzied Pinnacle Park development rush.

Construction Begins on $20-Mil TO Apartment Project

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

THOUSAND OAKS, CA-PCS Development Inc. broke ground Tuesday on The Premiere of Thousand Oaks, the first major apartment project to be built in the city since 1991.

Brickman Appoints Insignia/ESG Leasing Agent for 900 King St.

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

RYE BROOK, NY-Brickman Associates of New York City has appointed Insignia/ESG exclusive leasing agent for 900 King St., a vacant 201,460 sf office building. Brickman originally was handling its own leasing.

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Developer Closing Attraction Across from Universal Orlando to Sell Off Six Acres

Panel to Recommend CEO for Convention Center

Local Architectural, Engineering Firm Hires New Chief Financial Officer

California Contractor Wins $73 Mil North Carolina Bridge/Road Job

G&L Execs Raise Buyout Bid by 10%

Duke-Weeks to Construct 128,000-SF Build-to-Suit in Eagan

Combined Lankford Agreements Worth $7 Mil; Building Now 60% Leased

Pinnacle Park Land Rush Going Full Throttle

Construction Begins on $20-Mil TO Apartment Project

Brickman Appoints Insignia/ESG Leasing Agent for 900 King St.

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