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Apartment Slowdown Won't Affect Investment Values or Market Demand, Top Builder Contends

remstaff &Globe Street | February 07, 2001

ORLANDO-Multifamily complexes still represent the most stable real estate investment in the market, Edward A. Storey, founder/CEO of Essex Builders Group, tells GlobeSt.com. His 10-year-old Winter Park, FL firm completed $107 million worth of apartment jobs last year and expects to build about $100 million of new product this year.

Second-Opinion Business Started to Protect Tenants From Making Hasty Decisions

remstaff &Globe Street | February 07, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-Real estate veteran Peter Pattison says he has devised a business model that provides tenants with a second opinion before closing a lease in an effort to check the work of the broker.

Knitting Firm Moving to Suburbs

remstaff &Globe Street | February 07, 2001

CHARLOTTE-Textrum Weaving Inc. purchased a 42,000-sf building in Belmont, NC from Swag-Nit Inc. for $735,000 or $17.50 per sf. Swag-Nit is relocating out of the state.

Residential Funding Corp. Offers Internet Information Portal for Investors

remstaff &Globe Street | February 07, 2001

MINNEAPOLIS-The site will allow investors to better manage their fixed-income portfolios. A portal offers investors monthly transaction, collateral and historical performance information on GMAC-RFC securities.

Disney Earnings Beat the Street

remstaff &Globe Street | February 07, 2001

ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Record revenue from theme parks offsets poor showing from Internet unit. Chairman Eisner also shares some blunt thoughts about Anaheim.

Calpine, Bechtel Push Power Plant, Could Power Up 600,000 Homes

remstaff &Globe Street | February 07, 2001

HAYWARD, CA-The two firms have proposed a 600-megawatt power plant for this area; the plant would power up to 600,000 homes and, if approved, could be on go by 2004.

Network Consulting Company Opens London Office

remstaff &Globe Street | February 07, 2001

WHITE PLAINS-Greenwich Technology Partners has opened an office in London that will serve as the company's International Division. The company has just secured its first client there and hopes to branch out throughout Europe.

Income Property Specialists Made Overseer for LoDo's Streetcar Stables

remstaff &Globe Street | February 07, 2001

DENVER-Income Property Specialists has snagged its first Lower Downtown contract, taking over as property manager for the Streetcar Stables commercial component. The Boulder-based company's forte is to turn around undervalued properties.

Construction Could Begin This Spring on $100-Mil Garbage-to-Ethanol Plant

remstaff &Globe Street | February 07, 2001

MIDDLETOWN, NY-Officials with Masada OxyNol LLC of Birmingham, AL say that the company could begin construction on a waste-to-ethanol conversion plant valued at more than $100 million by this spring.

Global International Investments Buys Acre-Plus Parcel for New HQ at SouthPark

remstaff &Globe Street | February 07, 2001

ORLANDO-The Osceola County-based real estate firm is relocating to the SouthPark section of Orlando Central Park where it has purchased a 1.08-acre pad for $260,000 or about $240,740 per acre ($5.40 per sf).

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Apartment Slowdown Won't Affect Investment Values or Market Demand, Top Builder Contends

Second-Opinion Business Started to Protect Tenants From Making Hasty Decisions

Knitting Firm Moving to Suburbs

Residential Funding Corp. Offers Internet Information Portal for Investors

Disney Earnings Beat the Street

Calpine, Bechtel Push Power Plant, Could Power Up 600,000 Homes

Network Consulting Company Opens London Office

Income Property Specialists Made Overseer for LoDo's Streetcar Stables

Construction Could Begin This Spring on $100-Mil Garbage-to-Ethanol Plant

Global International Investments Buys Acre-Plus Parcel for New HQ at SouthPark

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