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Country Maid Two New Lodging Acquisitions, Increasing Revenues

remstaff &Globe Street | January 30, 2001

LEBANON, OR-C.R. Kearns, chairman of the locally based, publicly traded company predicts the addition the two properties and three others earlier this month will increase the company's annual revenues to more than $6 million in 2001, a 71% jump from 2000.

Family Trust Pays $3.7 Mil for Retail Center Next to Major Freeway

remstaff &Globe Street | January 30, 2001

TUSTIN, CA-A Newport Beach-based family trust purchased the Tustin Freeway Center and has since allowed the trustee to open an antique store in the complex.

Radisson SAS to Build New Hotel in Nydalen, Norway

remstaff &Globe Street | January 30, 2001

MINNETONKA, MN-The 167-room hotel in what the hotel chain considers an underserved market will be connected to a major business park under development as well as an underground railway providing service to Oslo.

Telecom Pro Stepping Down from Development Group; Contractor Returns to Airport Authority

remstaff &Globe Street | January 30, 2001

ORLANDO-Darrell Kelley, president of the 30-year-old Economic Development Commission of Mid-Florida Inc. and a retired Sprint Corp. executive is resigning to get into unspecified entrepreneurial activity. Jeffry Fuqua replaces Mel Martinez as chairman of the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority. Martinez is the new Secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

University Plans New Housing in Tight Market

remstaff &Globe Street | January 30, 2001

SANTA CRUZ, CA-The University of California branch here is planning to add housing for about 725 students by opening residence halls and modular housing, as well as leasing rooms at a local hotel.

Maritz, Wolff & Co. Buys Legendary Hotel Carlyle in New York

remstaff &Globe Street | January 30, 2001

ST. LOUIS-Dallas-based Rosewood Hotels & Resorts will oversee the luxury 249-room hotel, bought by the private investment firm with more than $2 billion in property holdings around the world.

Livingston Sees European Asset-Sale Trend Heading for US

remstaff &Globe Street | January 30, 2001

ORLANDO-Realvest Partners Inc. founder George L. Livingston says overseas corporations are shedding assets to clean balance sheets but the high yields investors have been garnering may be coming to an end.

New Real Estate Lending Manager for Silicon Valley Bank

remstaff &Globe Street | January 30, 2001

SANTA CLARA, CA-Gary Roberts, formerly senior account manager with Union Bank of California's Real Estate Industries Group, is the new manager of SVB's Real Estate Lending branch, giving him responsibility for its entire commercial real estate lending practice.

Cartier Joins Star-Studded Lineup at Cherry Creek Mall

remstaff &Globe Street | January 30, 2001

DENVER-A prestigious list of newcomers is heading to Cherry Creek Mall to fill a vacuum from a handful of vacating retailers. The latest to sign is Cartier, who will join rival Tiffany as a Taubman Co. tenant.

One Buy, Two Leases Close in McKinney, Richardson, Arlington

remstaff &Globe Street | January 30, 2001

DALLAS-Everybody's got to have their space; and a deal is still a deal, regardless of size. Two leases, each under 3,000 sf, have been inked in Richardson and Arlington while a 10,730-sf commercial strip in McKinney is under new ownership.

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Country Maid Two New Lodging Acquisitions, Increasing Revenues

Family Trust Pays $3.7 Mil for Retail Center Next to Major Freeway

Radisson SAS to Build New Hotel in Nydalen, Norway

Telecom Pro Stepping Down from Development Group; Contractor Returns to Airport Authority

University Plans New Housing in Tight Market

Maritz, Wolff & Co. Buys Legendary Hotel Carlyle in New York

Livingston Sees European Asset-Sale Trend Heading for US

New Real Estate Lending Manager for Silicon Valley Bank

Cartier Joins Star-Studded Lineup at Cherry Creek Mall

One Buy, Two Leases Close in McKinney, Richardson, Arlington

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