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AMLI Residential Sticks With Strategy of Selling Older Properties

remstaff &Globe Street | January 31, 2001

CHICAGO-The REIT plans to keep its portfolio, already 6.25 years old on average, young in 2001 with targeted dispositions of older properties. Exceptions to that strategy may be found in this market, however.

NTC Earns Designation That Allows Tax Credits and Other Incentives for Development

remstaff &Globe Street | January 31, 2001

SAN DIEGO-The Naval Training Center earns a state designation for closed military bases that paves the way for companies to secure sales, tax and hiring credits.

Amazon Space Consolidation Shouldn't Hurt Market

remstaff &Globe Street | January 31, 2001

SEATTLE, WA-The extent of the company's cutbacks is currently undefined. Local experts, however, suspect it won't even be enough to make the 30-million sf CBD quiver. The super-low vacancy rates weren't 'normal,' anyway.

Downtown Gets First Hotel After Going Without for 6 Years

remstaff &Globe Street | January 31, 2001

KANSAS CITY, KS-A new 150-room Hilton hotel will have an indoor pool, restaurant and 500-space parking garage. The $17-million project is being developed by the city and a private partnership.

Law Firm Inks $2.1-Mil Deal to Locate at Prestigious Downtown Address

remstaff &Globe Street | January 31, 2001

LOS ANGELES-Breiderbach, Buckley sublets 17,355 sf of office space at Downtown tower in six-year deal valued at $2.1 million.

Global Insurance Company Preleases Burbank Building for $50 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | January 31, 2001

LOS ANGELES-Insurer signs $50-million lease to move North American headquarters to Burbank Empire Center and will relocate there when the building is finished in the spring of 2002.

Whitney Holding Acquires Houston's American Bank

remstaff &Globe Street | January 31, 2001

HOUSTON-New Orleans' Whitney Holding has made its first move in Houston, acquiring American Bank. More buyouts or at the very least, more branches, are in store for its Houston strategy.

Detroit Mayor Sees More Development as Part of City's Rebirth

remstaff &Globe Street | January 31, 2001

DETROIT-Dennis Archer says development will continue not only in a Downtown area that was a "ghost town" a decade ago, but in the city's neighborhoods, where $11 million has been poured into parks.

How Sweet It Is for Dallas-Ft. Worth, Austin-San Antonio

remstaff &Globe Street | January 31, 2001

DALLAS-Two franchise pacts will add 12 Cinnabon's in the Dallas-Ft. Worth region and six in Austin-San Antonio. The sites have not been determined, but the deals have been signed. Now, it's time to look for the space.

Greenspoint Technology Center Fetches $30 Mil Plus in Comeback Play

remstaff &Globe Street | January 31, 2001

HOUSTON-Greenspoint Technology Center's comeback from a failing retail power center into a telecom hotel has just netted the owner more than $30 million. Yale USA Investment Corp. has taken title to the 300,699-sf structure.

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AMLI Residential Sticks With Strategy of Selling Older Properties

NTC Earns Designation That Allows Tax Credits and Other Incentives for Development

Amazon Space Consolidation Shouldn't Hurt Market

Downtown Gets First Hotel After Going Without for 6 Years

Law Firm Inks $2.1-Mil Deal to Locate at Prestigious Downtown Address

Global Insurance Company Preleases Burbank Building for $50 Mil

Whitney Holding Acquires Houston's American Bank

Detroit Mayor Sees More Development as Part of City's Rebirth

How Sweet It Is for Dallas-Ft. Worth, Austin-San Antonio

Greenspoint Technology Center Fetches $30 Mil Plus in Comeback Play

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