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Development Groups Submit Proposals to Transform Treasure Island

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO-Two local development companies have submitted preliminary proposals to the city in hope of developing this city's 403-acre Treasure Island. Both companies plan to transform the former military base into a hub of retail, residential and entertainment activity.

Contractors Hope Disney Won't Take Them for a Ride

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Several companies file liens against entertainment giant, claiming they haven't been paid for their work on new California Adventure theme park. One electrical firm says it's owed $10.6 million.

Woodmont Restructuring Brings Management Team Additions

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

FT. WORTH-The Woodmont Co. had promised its operation would undergo a series of changes this year. The latest is marked with the appointments of two key executive leaders, one for Investment Services and the other Investment Sales.

$50-Mil Lease Clears Way for New Tower

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Developer Opus West to begin construction of 14-story high-rise in Irvine within weeks, now that law firm has agreed to take 128,000-sf anchor position.

New Hotel Points to Neighborhood's Revitalization

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

BOSTON-WNW Hospitality Management LLC opens a hotel here in Roxbury, indicating the rebirth of this neighborhood. Millions of dollars in new development are being poured into this area.

East West Partners Strikes Again on Land Deal With $2-Bil Potential

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

DENVER-East West Partners has picked up more land in Central Platte Valley, planning projects that will have a combined value of $1.8 billion upon build out. They will take more than 10 years to complete, but the bottom line is well worth it.

Controversial Construction Plan Cuts Costs for Owners, Labor Unions Cry Foul

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-Owners could profit from a business model that uses unskilled workers and fewer supervisors, but unions contend the practice shortchanges owners in the end, saving only in the short-term, and is unjust for labor.

Three Cities Funds III Makes $170-Mil Offer for Bagel Operations

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

KANSAS CITY-Locally established and owned Bagel & Bagel stores merged with Einstein/Noah Bagel Corp., which will be purchased by the private equity fund after it defaulted on $125 million in convertible bonds.

Parties Strike Deal on Controversial Development Near Snoqualmie Falls

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

SNOQUALMIE, WA-All parties concerned appear to be smiling about a complicated deal between developers, government and nonprofit agencies involving over $13 million and several thousand acres of land in and around the Snoqualmie Falls area.

135,000-SF Indoor Multi-Sports Complex in Planning Phase

remstaff &Globe Street | February 15, 2001

AUBURN, WA-A 9.48-acre build-to-suit site in Quadrant Commercial's 314-acre Auburn 400 Corporate Park may become home to O Zone Sports House. Former pro-basketball player, Mike Giomi, and partners are reported to be purchasing the property for slightly over $9.4 million.

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Development Groups Submit Proposals to Transform Treasure Island

Contractors Hope Disney Won't Take Them for a Ride

Woodmont Restructuring Brings Management Team Additions

$50-Mil Lease Clears Way for New Tower

New Hotel Points to Neighborhood's Revitalization

East West Partners Strikes Again on Land Deal With $2-Bil Potential

Controversial Construction Plan Cuts Costs for Owners, Labor Unions Cry Foul

Three Cities Funds III Makes $170-Mil Offer for Bagel Operations

Parties Strike Deal on Controversial Development Near Snoqualmie Falls

135,000-SF Indoor Multi-Sports Complex in Planning Phase

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