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TAR Picks NAR-Mandated Class for First e-Learning Venture

remstaff &Globe Street | February 08, 2001

AUSTIN-The Texas Association of Realtors is taking a National Association of Realtors mandate and using it as the flagship course for its first Internet education program. The best part is this initiative means there's no need to lose a million-dollar deal because you're stuck in a classroom.

City Rolls the Dice on Landing Casino Looking for Greener Pastures

remstaff &Globe Street | February 08, 2001

WAUKEGAN, IL-Officials in this city 40 miles north of Chicago were hopeful about their odds of landing a casino even before the Illinois Gaming Board's stunning 4-1 vote against Emerald Casino's relocation to Rosemont.

Dream or Nightmare: Public Hearing on Central Park Blocks Revitalization Convenes Today

remstaff &Globe Street | February 08, 2001

PORTLAND-Citizens will have a second chance to help decide the future of the Central Park Blocks at a public hearing today being held by the city's advisory council of experts on urban planning.

UK Owner Gets About $5 Mil for Colorado Springs' Quality Inn

remstaff &Globe Street | February 08, 2001

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO-Millennium Hotels and Resorts of the United Kingdom is selling off limited-service hotels. Colorado Springs' Quality Inn makes the "to go" list, bringing in about $5 million for the strategy.

Bank to Propose High-Rise Project; Residential Units

remstaff &Globe Street | February 08, 2001

WALNUT CREEK, CA-A local bank plans to unveil plans for a 40,000 sf high rise for Walnut Creek's Downtown area, a project that would include ground-level retail, residential units and offices.

$50-Mil Mixed-Use Project in Trouble Without Liquor License OK

remstaff &Globe Street | February 08, 2001

ROYAL OAK, MI-HSA Commercial and the Morningside Corp. scramble to find another tenant in order to begin construction on their proposed Main Place mixed-use development. National City Bank is requires an 85% pre-lease.

Marriott International Posts Record Full-Year Earnings for 2000

remstaff &Globe Street | February 08, 2001

WASHINGTON, DC-In 2000, Marriott International's full year EPS was $1.92, excluding $0.03 one-time charge. Its domestic comparable REVPAR surged 6.7% across all lodging brands, and it opened 238 properties adding 39,995 rooms to its inventory.

Nonprofits Join Forces to Put Computer Technology in Low-income Neighborhoods

remstaff &Globe Street | February 08, 2001

SAN DIEGO-Two nonprofits have taken steps to erase the "digital divide" in lower-income communities and keep the local high-tech economy and the real estate markets that serve it strong.

The Lauck Group Relocating to The Quadrangle as Lead Tenant

remstaff &Globe Street | February 08, 2001

DALLAS-The Lauck Group is heading uptown after spending nearly six years at the Woodall Rogers Tower. The leading architectural firm will be the lead tenant at The Quadrangle, a class-A property in the Uptown-Turtle Creek area.

French Retailer Takes Greenwich Village Location, More Shops Planned

remstaff &Globe Street | February 08, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-French body and skin-care retailer fresh inc. has taken 600 sf in Greenwich Village with the design to open at least two other stores here in the city, followed by a national roll-out.

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TAR Picks NAR-Mandated Class for First e-Learning Venture

City Rolls the Dice on Landing Casino Looking for Greener Pastures

Dream or Nightmare: Public Hearing on Central Park Blocks Revitalization Convenes Today

UK Owner Gets About $5 Mil for Colorado Springs' Quality Inn

Bank to Propose High-Rise Project; Residential Units

$50-Mil Mixed-Use Project in Trouble Without Liquor License OK

Marriott International Posts Record Full-Year Earnings for 2000

Nonprofits Join Forces to Put Computer Technology in Low-income Neighborhoods

The Lauck Group Relocating to The Quadrangle as Lead Tenant

French Retailer Takes Greenwich Village Location, More Shops Planned

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