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<i>Money</i> Magazine Names Portland 'Best Place to Live'

remstaff &Globe Street | February 07, 2001

PORTLAND-Every year <i>Money</i> magazine publishes its list of the 10 best places in the country to live. This year, Portland is at the top of the list. The city's attention to managing growth and preserving green space is what set it apart.

Trucking Firm Motors Into Anaheim and Inks $2.1-Mil Deal

remstaff &Globe Street | February 07, 2001

ORANGE COUNTY, CA-A trucking company will take 22,413 sf at Ball Road Business Park in a lease valued at $2.1 million.

Costco Looking for Way to Dispose of Surplus Property

remstaff &Globe Street | February 07, 2001

SPOKANE, WA-The big box discount retailer opened a brand new store here last week on company-owned property. The rub is that Costco is stuck paying the rent on its former 129,600-sf location, and it's willing to deal.

Newport Beach Developer Picks Up SJC Business Park for $22.7 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | February 07, 2001

ORANGE COUNTY-A Newport Beach-based developer has acquired the 237,369-sf San Juan Capistrano Business Park for $22.7 million. The new owner may sell off some of the complex's 16 buildings.

Citadon Acquires Real Estate Software Firm; Unveils New Application for Lenders

remstaff &Globe Street | February 07, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO-The on-line project management firm for builders and property owners has acquired Madison Real Estate Technologies and unveiled a new application for lending institutions.

Acadia Realty Trust Doubles Stock Repurchase Program

remstaff &Globe Street | February 06, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-The REITs existing buyback program of $10 million has been revised to acquire up to an additional $10 million. The decision was made despite the firm's awareness that the capital could have been otherwise deployed.

TestChip Finishes Move into 18,000 SF in High-Tech Corridor

remstaff &Globe Street | February 06, 2001

PLANO, TX-TestChip Technologies has moved into its new Dallas office space and is patiently awaiting finish out for expanded space in Austin. The high-tech company has more than doubled its Dallas office area with the move.

City Rebuffs Church's Effort to Site Regional Headquarters

remstaff &Globe Street | February 06, 2001

RIDGEFIELD, WA-The Seventh-day Adventist Church wanted to build a regional headquarters building on agricultural land it owns near here, but Clark County commissioners said it can't supercede zoning laws because the property won't be used primarily for worship.

Opus Northwest Goes After Multifamily Development Market

remstaff &Globe Street | February 06, 2001

MINNETONKA, MN-Tom Lund, a 17-year commercial real estate veteran who has been with Opus for four years, will head the new effort to find new apartment and condominium development opportunities.

Johnson Development Plans 300,000-SF Spec Distribution Center

remstaff | February 06, 2001

KINGS MOUNTAIN, NC-It took a year to find a tenant to fill the South Carolina developer's first 100,000-sf structure but company officials are confident the new space in Kings Mountain Commerce Park will be leased quickly because of current demand. The site is 20 miles west of Downtown Charlotte.

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<i>Money</i> Magazine Names Portland 'Best Place to Live'

Trucking Firm Motors Into Anaheim and Inks $2.1-Mil Deal

Costco Looking for Way to Dispose of Surplus Property

Newport Beach Developer Picks Up SJC Business Park for $22.7 Mil

Citadon Acquires Real Estate Software Firm; Unveils New Application for Lenders

Acadia Realty Trust Doubles Stock Repurchase Program

TestChip Finishes Move into 18,000 SF in High-Tech Corridor

City Rebuffs Church's Effort to Site Regional Headquarters

Opus Northwest Goes After Multifamily Development Market

Johnson Development Plans 300,000-SF Spec Distribution Center

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