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Ramco-Gershenson's Development Continues Going Strong

remstaff &Globe Street | February 16, 2001

SOUTHFIELD, MI-The Auburn Mile project is basically finished and other projects such as 650,000-sf Crossroads Centre shopping center are coming along nicely, the company says.

Wholesale Photographic Packaging Distributor Moves to Industrial Properties V Development

remstaff &Globe Street | February 16, 2001

WAUKEGAN, IL-Michel Co. is moving to a 15,329-sf building at 1151 S. Northpoint Blvd. in this far north suburb from 4664 N. Pulaski Avenue on Chicago's Northwest Side.

LA Firms Emerging as Key Theater Players

remstaff &Globe Street | February 16, 2001

LOS ANGELES-While Denver billionaire Philip Anschutz is getting most of the press for his recent investments in the theater business, locally based Oaktree Capital Management and Pacific Capital Group are quietly emerging as powerhouses too.

Gordon-Brant Shifts HQ from Santa Monica to Manhattan's 888 Seventh Ave.

remstaff &Globe Street | February 16, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-While it will continue to maintain its space at 1250 Sixth St. in Santa Monica, CA, under the direction of president Randy Brant, the new headquarters will be on Seventh Avenue here with chairman Sheldon Gordon.

Westin on Magnificent Mile Goes on the Block After Rehab

remstaff &Globe Street | February 16, 2001

CHICAGO-The recently rehabbed 774-room hotel will be marketed internationally by Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels. Property tax records indicate a market value close to $50 million; however, no asking price has been announced.

Oppidan Hires United Properties to Manage Red Wing Plaza

remstaff &Globe Street | February 16, 2001

RED WING, MN-The 96,000-sf grocery-store-anchored retail center is United's fourth property with Oppidan. Econo Foods, Great Clips and Midwest Wireless are tenants in the first phase of the redevelopment.

Edwards Theatres Gets Fresh Cash

remstaff &Globe Street | February 16, 2001

ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Ending weeks of speculation, troubled Newport Beach-based Edwards Theatres Circuit Inc. says it has signed a letter of intent that calls for a cash infusion from a group of investors that includes Denver billionaire Philip Anschutz.

Luxury Park Hyatt Hotel, Condo Project A Lesson in Timing

remstaff &Globe Street | February 16, 2001

CHICAGO-Hyatt Corp. may have built its luxury Park Hyatt at Michigan and Chicago avenues at just the right time, says John Lyons, head of development. Favorable city and neighborhood approvals may be harder to come by.

SafeRent Signs Town and Country for Mid-Atlantic, Southeastern US Properties

remstaff &Globe Street | February 16, 2001

DENVER-SafeRent has landed a contract that beefs up its presence in the mid-Atlantic and southeastern US. The latest deal puts 15,237 multifamily units into the Denver-based risk management service's portfolio.

Newly State Commission Meets Today; Agency Could Usurp Power From Local Governments

remstaff &Globe Street | February 16, 2001

SAN DIEGO-Some local officials are worried that a new state commission, which is meeting for the first time today, will weaken their say in planning decisions.

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Ramco-Gershenson's Development Continues Going Strong

Wholesale Photographic Packaging Distributor Moves to Industrial Properties V Development

LA Firms Emerging as Key Theater Players

Gordon-Brant Shifts HQ from Santa Monica to Manhattan's 888 Seventh Ave.

Westin on Magnificent Mile Goes on the Block After Rehab

Oppidan Hires United Properties to Manage Red Wing Plaza

Edwards Theatres Gets Fresh Cash

Luxury Park Hyatt Hotel, Condo Project A Lesson in Timing

SafeRent Signs Town and Country for Mid-Atlantic, Southeastern US Properties

Newly State Commission Meets Today; Agency Could Usurp Power From Local Governments

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