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Transwestern: Austin's Practically Recession Proof

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 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.

Post Redesign, Prendergast Caters to Jostled Tenant Young & Roehr

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

PORTLAND-The public relations firm had the floor they liked and the move-in date they wanted in Pat Prendergast's project at 10th Avenue and NE Lovejoy Street--then everything changed.

ClickArray Networks Raises $31 Mil in First Round VC, Looks for Expansion Space

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

SAN JOSE-The developer of web traffic management software will use the VC funds to rapidly expand its sales and marketing, manufacturing and R& D teams while also increasing its customer support and distribution channel infrastructure.

London, Tokyo Are Most Expensive Office Markets, Says CB Richard Ellis

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

SAN JOSE-Silicon Valley ranks sixth according to a new study by CB Richard Ellis Services Inc. Three other American markets are in the top 20: San Francisco is ninth, Midtown Manhattan shows up 10th and Boston lands the 15th spot.

Mile-High City Hosting 2001 National AIA Convention

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

DENVER-The American Association of Architects expects as many as 17,000 professionals to attend the May national convention being hosted by Denver. Suburban sprawl, transportation, affordable housing are just part of the 145 planned seminars for the design world.

Regal Cinemas Plans More Closures

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

ORANGE COUNTY, CA-The theater chain, struggling under nearly $2 billion in debt, may shutter up to 70 more facilities across nation. Fate of its three local complexes hasn't been determined.

Dutchess Empire Zone Ranked Number One for Job Growth In NYS

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

POUGHKEEPSIE, NY-The New York State Empire Zone program issued its final report for business growth and Dutchess County's Zone ranked number one for new job creations and value of investment.

R. Dary Stone Taking Over Cousins Properties' Helm

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

DALLAS-Hard work does have its just rewards as proven by R. Dary Stone, who has just been named president and COO of Atlanta-based Cousins Properties Inc. The region's favorite son says the only change coming for his Texas operation is the Las Colinas team will be undertaking more projects.

Simpson Housing Reports Record Quarter

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

DENVER-A former Kaufman and Broad division, now owned by Denver's Simpson Housing LP, has set a fourth quarter record. And, the year had brought nearly double the business for Simpson Housing Solutions LLC, which had been bought in June

Ingersoll-Rand Site Will be Redeveloped as Business Park

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

PHILLIPSBURG, NJ-A Pennsylvania-based developer will do the project, which involves site remediation. State and federal assistance in the form of loans and grants will help the project along.

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Transwestern: Austin's Practically Recession Proof

Post Redesign, Prendergast Caters to Jostled Tenant Young & Roehr

ClickArray Networks Raises $31 Mil in First Round VC, Looks for Expansion Space

London, Tokyo Are Most Expensive Office Markets, Says CB Richard Ellis

Mile-High City Hosting 2001 National AIA Convention

Regal Cinemas Plans More Closures

Dutchess Empire Zone Ranked Number One for Job Growth In NYS

R. Dary Stone Taking Over Cousins Properties' Helm

Simpson Housing Reports Record Quarter

Ingersoll-Rand Site Will be Redeveloped as Business Park

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