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Transwestern: Austin's Practically Recession Proof

remstaff &Globe Street | February 16, 2001

AUSTIN-It's not nearly as bad as it seems in Austin, which is practically recession proof, says Transwestern's year-end report that prints today. Austin can thank its emergence in the global economy, strong semiconductor and software development industries and quality of life that keeps skilled college graduates in town.

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remstaff &Globe Street | February 16, 2001

07-8-2002 Peter Korpacz of PwC07-1-2002 J. Paul Beitler ofThe Beitler Co.06-24-2002 Boston Mayor Tom Menino06-17-2002 NAIOP's Tom Bisacquino06-10-2002…

Retail REIT Opens Regional Office to Cover West Coast and Southwest

remstaff &Globe Street | February 16, 2001

PHOENIX-A national REIT, that focuses on single-tenant, retail property, plans to open a regional office here that will look for opportunities throughout the Southwest and on the West Coast.

Dupree's Departure May Mean Cousins Will be Shifting Focus to Office from Retail, Lehman Brothers report says

remstaff &Globe Street | February 16, 2001

ATLANTA-The sudden exit of Daniel M. Dupree yesterday is raising interest today on Wall Street where a Lehman Brothers' research report hints Cousins Properties Inc. is in for a new era of development philosophy under the direction of R. Dary Stone, the company's new president.

Continental-Bentall's Westlake Tower On Track for Summer Completion

remstaff &Globe Street | February 16, 2001

SEATTLE, WA-Not tenant has been secured for the 10,000-sf retail space and leasing of the luxury apartments has yet to begin on the 366-unit project, which is now about 70% finished and on-track for completion this summer.

First Union Sells South Carolina Building to Philadelphia Investor for $205 Per SF

remstaff &Globe Street | February 16, 2001

CHARLESTON, SC-American Financial Resource Group of Philadelphia paid $13.3 million for First Union Center, a 10-year-old 65,000-sf structure in this city's historic district, according to the buyer's news release. Charleston is 200 miles south of Downtown Charlotte.

Camden Property Trust Sells 15 Acres in West Houston

remstaff &Globe Street | February 16, 2001

HOUSTON-Trademark Cos. picks up 15 acres in a key section of west Houston for a 143,000-sf retail center. To date, seller Camden Property Trust has parceled off 553 acres of a 700-acre buy in 1998. About 70 acres will be kept in Camden's portfolio for multifamily projects while the balance will be sold to a retail developer.

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Transwestern: Austin's Practically Recession Proof

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Retail REIT Opens Regional Office to Cover West Coast and Southwest

Dupree's Departure May Mean Cousins Will be Shifting Focus to Office from Retail, Lehman Brothers report says

Continental-Bentall's Westlake Tower On Track for Summer Completion

First Union Sells South Carolina Building to Philadelphia Investor for $205 Per SF

Camden Property Trust Sells 15 Acres in West Houston

High-tech Firm Inks $2-Mil Deal for Space in Popular North Scottsdale Area

First Financial Bancshares Inc. to Enter Jackson County Market

Prime Retail Won't Pay Stock Distributions in 2001

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