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Jailhouse Conversion Plan Riles Golden Triangle Property Owners

remstaff &Globe Street | February 20, 2001

DENVER-A plan to convert an existing jail into the state's largest halfway house most likely will meet stiff competition from its neighbors in the favored Golden Triangle. A city official says the re-do makes a lot of sense, but neighborhood input is welcome.

So Much For the Downturn: Firms Move Into Bigger Spaces To Grow

remstaff &Globe Street | February 20, 2001

SAN JOSE-Supply chain management software maker WhereNet is leasing 20,000 sf and Velio Communications is quadrupling its space to 50,000 sf. Both companies are expanding to accommodate employee growth in response to business growth.

Illinois Investor Pays $2.15 Mil for Office Building On Scottsdale Road

remstaff &Globe Street | February 20, 2001

PHOENIX-An office building along Scottsdale's main drag has been purchased for $2.15 million by an Illinois investment group.

Scottsdale and Ellman Face Off in Debate Over $575-Mil Development

remstaff &Globe Street | February 20, 2001

PHOENIX-The ink hadn't dried on local developer Steve Ellman's purchase of the Phoenix Coyotes when he had to come up with detailed plans for a $575-million development, where the team will play by a March 5 deadline imposed by Scottsdale.

Builder Gets $22-Mil Stake in 500,000-SF Town Center

remstaff &Globe Street | February 20, 2001

ORANGE COUNTY, CA-A partnership headed by Irvine's Sanderson J. Ray Development acquires 151,445 sf of retail space in Santa Margarita Town Center.

Local Developer Plans Big Mixed-Use Project

remstaff &Globe Street | February 20, 2001

ORANGE COUNTY, CA-The Burnett Cos. of Newport Beach hopes to get government OK for 31-acre development in Rancho Cucamonga.

Texas' Healthy Economy Sparks New York-Based Holding Company's Relocation

remstaff &Globe Street | February 20, 2001

MAGNOLIA, TX-A New York-based holding company's takeover of Gulf Sun has the operation picking up lock, stock and barrel and moving to Texas. The headquarters relocation is clearly the result of the state's more robust economy over its Buffalo-area location.

Regent Partners No Longer in Running to Help Redevelop Downtown

remstaff &Globe Street | February 20, 2001

KANSAS CITY-The city's TIF commission ends the developer's rights to create a $628-million project in the Power & Light entertainment district. The city claims Regent Partners defaulted in its obligations.

Cobb Galleria Centre Expands to 144,000 SF

remstaff &Globe Street | February 20, 2001

ATLANTA-The $22.7 million, 36,000-sf exhibit hall addition is being funded by revenue bonds issued by the county in fourth quarter 1999. The center is 15 miles northwest of Downtown.

Neiman Marcus Jumps On Board as La Cantera's Fourth Anchor

remstaff &Globe Street | February 20, 2001

SAN ANTONIO-Neiman Marcus will be the fourth anchor at the 1.3-million sf La Cantera in a long-awaited announcement that has just been made this morning. The high-end retailer will be developing a 120,000-sf store amid an anchor lineup that includes Nordstrom, Dillard's and Foley's.

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Jailhouse Conversion Plan Riles Golden Triangle Property Owners

So Much For the Downturn: Firms Move Into Bigger Spaces To Grow

Illinois Investor Pays $2.15 Mil for Office Building On Scottsdale Road

Scottsdale and Ellman Face Off in Debate Over $575-Mil Development

Builder Gets $22-Mil Stake in 500,000-SF Town Center

Local Developer Plans Big Mixed-Use Project

Texas' Healthy Economy Sparks New York-Based Holding Company's Relocation

Regent Partners No Longer in Running to Help Redevelop Downtown

Cobb Galleria Centre Expands to 144,000 SF

Neiman Marcus Jumps On Board as La Cantera's Fourth Anchor

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