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Monthly Transportation Tithe Proposed to Increase Income for Vic's Roads

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

PORTLAND-To fill a hole in his department's budget, Office of Transportation director Vic Rhodes wants a monthly street maintenance fee that would cost the owner of a high-rise office building roughly $1,500 a month.

CB Richard Ellis Turns Around a Pair of Multifamily Deals, Valued at $5.6 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

SAN DIEGO-The central office of CB Richard Ellis has handled a pair of apartment transactions--one in North County and the other in East County--valued at a combined $5.6 million.

Northwest Corridor Office Market Beefs Up 206% in Two Years

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

DENVER-Without a doubt, the northwest corridor is riding a development crest that's not likely to end anytime soon. In the past two years, space has gone from 1.5 million sf to 4.6 million sf and there's another 1.6 million sf under construction right now.

Dispute Surrounds New Apartment Complex to be Built Near Historic Farm

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

LEE'S SUMMIT, MO-Planning commission recommends a plan by AMLI Residential Properties to build a 300-unit apartment complex near the historic Longview Farm property despite strong opposition from neighboring residents.

Senior Housing Proposed for Hospital Site

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

NORFOLK, MA-Pulte Home Corp. proposes developing a senior housing development here. The company attempted to develop a similar complex in Holliston, but was defeated by zoning laws there.

Ellman Closes on $88-Mil Purchase of NHL Franchise

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

PHOENIX-Local developer Steve Ellman has closed on his purchase of the Phoenix Coyotes, which will allow him to begin development of a $575-million mixed-use center that will have a new ice hockey arena as its cornerstone.

The Morgan Group Lands Contracts for Budding Management Practice

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

HOUSTON-The Morgan Group wants to be the bridge between developers and customers. As a result, a new division has started, with David Hannan at the helm. The first contracts have been snagged in the Kansas City area.

Hotel Occupancy Up in Seven Submarkets but Room Rates Shrink

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

ORLANDO-Inns within Central Florida's main tourist corridor, the Lake Buena Vista hub dominated by the 30,000-acre Walt Disney World attraction, were 67.8% full in December, the area's highest occupancy level.

Zethus Names Launch Team For Real Estate Site

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

WASHINGTON, DC-Zethus' online leasing and property management tools, scheduled to launch by June and backed by the Goldman Sachs Group, are aimed at tenants, owners and managers of commercial real estate.

Garrigan Lyman Group Takes Rivals.com Space

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

SEATTLE, WA-The Seattle-based branding and creative services agency has stepped into 26,000-sf of space returned to the market by Rivals.com, bringing the O'Shea building to 100% occupancy.

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Monthly Transportation Tithe Proposed to Increase Income for Vic's Roads

CB Richard Ellis Turns Around a Pair of Multifamily Deals, Valued at $5.6 Mil

Northwest Corridor Office Market Beefs Up 206% in Two Years

Dispute Surrounds New Apartment Complex to be Built Near Historic Farm

Senior Housing Proposed for Hospital Site

Ellman Closes on $88-Mil Purchase of NHL Franchise

The Morgan Group Lands Contracts for Budding Management Practice

Hotel Occupancy Up in Seven Submarkets but Room Rates Shrink

Zethus Names Launch Team For Real Estate Site

Garrigan Lyman Group Takes Rivals.com Space

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