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Columbia Sportswear Plans Construction of European Distribution Facility

remstaff &Globe Street | February 28, 2001

PORTLAND, OR-The international outdoor apparel and footwear company has reached an agreement of understanding to acquire property in Cambrai, France, for the construction of a new distribution facility.

Ethnic and Gender Balance is a Top Priority for SoCal Industry Leaders

remstaff &Globe Street | February 28, 2001

LOS ANGELES-Industry leaders say ethnic and gender balance are good for business, and they're willing to go the extra mile to recruit and retain women and minorities.

West Virginia Group Joins National Association of Mortgage Brokers

remstaff &Globe Street | February 28, 2001

McLEAN, VA-The group's priorities are legislation, education and membership. At the moment, the new affiliate's priority is building up its roster of members. NAMB is focused on reaching out to new state affiliates so the whole industry is represented.

Developer Buys Third Corner of Busy Intersection

remstaff &Globe Street | February 28, 2001

PHOENIX-A local developer has purchased a $1.7 million, 13-acre parcel at an intersection in Chandler, now giving him control of three of the four corners of the busy intersection.

Terremark Insiders Buy $4 Mil Worth of Firm's Telecom Facilities Management Assets

remstaff &Globe Street | February 28, 2001

MIAMI-MP Telecom also received $900,000 cash as part of the deal, according to a shareholders' report. Thomas M. Mulroy, president/CEO of Telecom Routing Exchange Developers Inc., Terremark's former subsidiary, and Terremark investor Clifford J. Preminger agreed to sell back their 1.4 million shares of Terremark stock to the company.

Agree Building $3.2-Mil Retail Store for Single Tenant

remstaff &Globe Street | February 28, 2001

FARMINGTON HILLS, MI-A single tenant will occupy a 15,000-sf property in New Baltimore, MI, about 40 miles northeast of Detroit. The identity of the tenant is not being disclosed, pending an announcement by the retailer.

Sun Microsystems Pays $43.12 Mil for 12 Acres Near Dublin-Pleasanton BART Station

remstaff &Globe Street | February 28, 2001

OAKLAND-The Alameda County Board of Supervisors approved the sale Tuesday. It was the county's last available parcel for office space. The Palo Alto-based company plans to break ground later this year on a 750,000-sf office project.

Orland Park Place at 80% Occupancy with Leases Covering 105,837 SF

remstaff &Globe Street | February 28, 2001

ORLAND PARK, IL-Six new leases, including Stein Mart, K&G Men's Co. and Old Navy, mark a continued turn-around of a retail center that was nearly vacant when acquired by HSA Commercial in 1998.

Key Analyst Cuts Outlook for Nine Hoteliers

remstaff | February 28, 2001

LOS ANGELES-Locally based Hilton and other big names downgraded by UBS Warburg. Concerns include slowdown in revenue growth and travel cutbacks initiated by some large corporations.

Key Analyst Cuts Outlook for Nine Hoteliers

remstaff &Globe Street | February 28, 2001

LOS ANGELES-Locally based Hilton and other big names downgraded by UBS Warburg. Concerns include slowdown in revenue growth and travel cutbacks initiated by some large corporations.

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Columbia Sportswear Plans Construction of European Distribution Facility

Ethnic and Gender Balance is a Top Priority for SoCal Industry Leaders

West Virginia Group Joins National Association of Mortgage Brokers

Developer Buys Third Corner of Busy Intersection

Terremark Insiders Buy $4 Mil Worth of Firm's Telecom Facilities Management Assets

Agree Building $3.2-Mil Retail Store for Single Tenant

Sun Microsystems Pays $43.12 Mil for 12 Acres Near Dublin-Pleasanton BART Station

Orland Park Place at 80% Occupancy with Leases Covering 105,837 SF

Key Analyst Cuts Outlook for Nine Hoteliers

Key Analyst Cuts Outlook for Nine Hoteliers

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