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Acting Governor Signs First Tax Cut, Partners at 'S' Corporations Benefit

remstaff &Globe Street | February 05, 2001

TRENTON-DiFrancesco shepherded the bill, which benefits "S" corporations, through the legislature with former Gov. Whitman's support, and in his new role gets to sign it into law. More tax cuts said to be on the way.

Great Lakes REIT Hires Tenant Relations Manager in Response to Vacancy Increase

remstaff &Globe Street | February 05, 2001

OAK BROOK, IL-The Great Lakes REIT saw its overall vacancy rate rise to 8.1% in the fourth quarter, up from 6.7%. One of the REIT's biggest occupancy problems is 148,514-sf Lisle Executive Center, 28% vacant.

Crescent Real Estate Equities Beefs Up Executive VP Staff

remstaff &Globe Street | February 05, 2001

FT. WORTH-Crescent Real Estate Equities hires one and promotes another to executive vice presidents. Effective Feb. 20, Jane Mody will assume the role for the capital markets division while David Dean immediately moves up the ladder in the law and administration department.

High-Tech Firm Heads to East Bay

remstaff &Globe Street | February 05, 2001

FREMONT, CA-Digital Fountain, which uses a Web-based platform to combine the Internet with television capabilities, says it will relocate operations here from San Francisco.

Lake Norman Park Getting Second Spec Office Building

remstaff &Globe Street | February 05, 2001

HUNTERSVILLE, NC-Construction is under way on a 50,000-sf structure at Fenton Circle, a 9.7-acre business park located about 20 miles north of Downtown Charlotte. The structure is the second of three office properties planned by Charlotte-based Lord Baltimore Properties.

Telecom Firm Opens Regional Office on Hamilton Avenue

remstaff &Globe Street | February 05, 2001

WHITE PLAINS-Advanced TelCom Group Inc. of Santa Rosa, CA has opened a 6,000 sf regional office at 360 Hamilton Ave. here.

Ground-breaking Imminent for $116-Mil Convention Center Expansion

remstaff &Globe Street | February 05, 2001

PORTLAND-The $100 million in bonds taken out by the city will be paid off by a 2.5% additional tax on hotel and car rental receipts that also will fund an expansion of Downtown's Fareless Square and renovations to the Center for the Performing Arts and PGE Park.

M/PF Research Apartment Report Predicts 2001 Will End Rent Slump

remstaff &Globe Street | February 05, 2001

HOUSTON-Fewer new apartments will boost rents in Houston, now lagging behind the national average by 3%, says Dallas-based M/PF Research's quarterly apartment report. The metro's average rent now totals $638, with the exception of areas like the Galleria and West Inner Loop.

Suncast Corp. Moves to 715,000-SF Build-To-Suit

remstaff &Globe Street | February 05, 2001

BATAVIA, IL-Home and garden products supplier Suncast Corp. is moving into a new 715,000-sf distribution center in this far western suburb of Chicago on a 45-acre site near Fabyan and Paramount Parkways.

Inman News Features to Host 7th Annual Real Estate Connect Conference

remstaff &Globe Street | February 05, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO-The annual real estate conference, to be hosted here, will feature more than 60 speakers, 100 exhibits and the latest technology for real estate professionals.

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Acting Governor Signs First Tax Cut, Partners at 'S' Corporations Benefit

Great Lakes REIT Hires Tenant Relations Manager in Response to Vacancy Increase

Crescent Real Estate Equities Beefs Up Executive VP Staff

High-Tech Firm Heads to East Bay

Lake Norman Park Getting Second Spec Office Building

Telecom Firm Opens Regional Office on Hamilton Avenue

Ground-breaking Imminent for $116-Mil Convention Center Expansion

M/PF Research Apartment Report Predicts 2001 Will End Rent Slump

Suncast Corp. Moves to 715,000-SF Build-To-Suit

Inman News Features to Host 7th Annual Real Estate Connect Conference

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