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Equity Office Properties Makes Fortune Magazine's 'Most Admired' List

remstaff &Globe Street | February 28, 2001

CHICAGO-Equity Office Properties Trust is the nation's largest publicly-held office building owner and manager. It now is Fortune magazine's "Most Admired" real estate company in the US.

Earthquake Rocks Northwest, Measures 7.0 on the Richter Scale

remstaff &Globe Street | February 28, 2001

SEATTLE-Rod Kauffman of the Seattle-King County Building Owners and Managers Assoc. tells GobeSt there are reports of a terra cotta falling off buildings in downtown's Pioneer Square, a crack in the Capital's dome in Olympia and a fire in a Carpet Exchange building in West Seattle.

Travelodge Breaking Ground in September on Chain's Largest Hotel

remstaff &Globe Street | February 28, 2001

ORLANDO-Travelodge Hotels Inc. of Parsippany, NJ has retained Lake Buena Vista Suites to build a 1,380-room Travelodge World Resort hotel in Lake Buena Vista, FL, minutes from the 30,000-acre Walt Disney World enclave. The estimated $20 million resort is scheduled to open in third quarter 2002.

Gainsborough USA Project Will Open 15 Business Centers Between Washington, DC and Boston

remstaff &Globe Street | February 28, 2001

WASHINGTON, DC-The first of the business centers, which will provide desk space for 7,000 workers, will open in Herndon, VA, in April. The centers are expected to generate $50 million a year.

Gov. Gary Locke Says Earthquake Damage to Run Into the Billions

remstaff &Globe Street | February 28, 2001

SEATTLE, WA-A state of emergency has been declared in the State of Washington as it assesses the damage and copes with the aftermath of a 6.8 earthquake centered 11 miles northeast of Olympia and 35 miles below ground.

Oregon Power Plant Proposals Proliferating

remstaff &Globe Street | February 28, 2001

SALEM, OR-Plans for one wind-powered generating plant and four natural gas-fired generating plants have passed in front of state regulators recently, and more are expected.

Arizona Is First to Require Voter Approval of General Plans

remstaff &Globe Street | February 28, 2001

PHOENIX-Starting next month, Arizona will be the first state in the nation to require voter approval of general plans, which is likely to impact how and where development occurs.

Parks Board OKs Historic House Relocation, Now It's Up to Council

remstaff &Globe Street | February 28, 2001

AUSTIN-The Landmark Organization has cleared the first hurdle to relocate the historic Dickinson-Hannig House to park land. Preservationists can rest easy that it no longer will be a gift shop for a $225-million convention hotel. A final decision comes March 8 at city council.

Developers Kick Off $7.2-Mil Highland Flats III

remstaff &Globe Street | February 28, 2001

DENVER-The popular Highland neighborhood is getting a high-end loft project that's particularly attractive to single professionals in the Denver market. Ground has broken on a third phase to Highland Flats III, which will add 24 more lofts.

Trammell Crow Consolidating Offices, Eliminating Some Jobs

remstaff &Globe Street | February 28, 2001

DALLAS-Trammell Crow is positioning itself for "slow, steady" growth while implementing cost-cutting measures. The decision spells office consolidations and job cuts of less than 5% of its 7,300-member workforce.

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Equity Office Properties Makes Fortune Magazine's 'Most Admired' List

Earthquake Rocks Northwest, Measures 7.0 on the Richter Scale

Travelodge Breaking Ground in September on Chain's Largest Hotel

Gainsborough USA Project Will Open 15 Business Centers Between Washington, DC and Boston

Gov. Gary Locke Says Earthquake Damage to Run Into the Billions

Oregon Power Plant Proposals Proliferating

Arizona Is First to Require Voter Approval of General Plans

Parks Board OKs Historic House Relocation, Now It's Up to Council

Developers Kick Off $7.2-Mil Highland Flats III

Trammell Crow Consolidating Offices, Eliminating Some Jobs

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