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REIT Says Former President's Lawsuit Shouldn't Prevent Sale

remstaff &Globe Street | January 26, 2001

CHICAGO-Company officials concede Leonard G. Levine's lawsuit seeks to stop a proposed $226-million sale of its assets to Denholtz Management Corp. But they still expect to close by April 30 unless the buyer backs out.

Grubb & Ellis Tender Offer Oversubscribed; Company to Buy Back 35.8% of Shares

remstaff &Globe Street | January 26, 2001

NORTHBROOK, IL-Nearly 19.6 million Grubb & Ellis Co. shares were tendered when the company offered to buy back 7 million shares at $7. The stock closed at $5.69 Friday.

Analysts Go Different Directions On Essex Property Trust, Meet at "Buy

remstaff &Globe Street | January 26, 2001

PALO ALTO, CA-The multifamily REIT's share price is trading at $50.75 today, off 68.75 cents from Thursday's close and $7 from its 52-week high, but $17 above its 52-week low of $33.75.

Dekor Has Designs on the Market

remstaff &Globe Street | January 26, 2001

ATLANTA-Former Home Depot executives have blasted into the Atlanta market with four stores within six weeks. The new retailer, dekor, is going carpet to carpet and tub to tub with Home Depot's Expo Design Centers for upscale home furnishings and remodeling.

SafeRent Lands 33,000-Unit Service Pact with Mid-America Apartment Communities

remstaff &Globe Street | January 26, 2001

DENVER-SafeRent's reputation as for online credit and risk management has landed the Denver-based firm a lucrative contract with Memphis-based Mid-America Apartment Communities. Now, says a Mid-America CEO, the pressure's off property managers.

Marketing Group Impower Takes 110,594 SF From Dow Jones

remstaff &Globe Street | January 26, 2001

SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ-The interactive marketing company will move immediately into excess space in the Bernard Kilgore Center, a 450,000-sf property. The transaction covers one and a half floors of the facility, located in Route 1 corridor.

J.C. Penney Decision Not Surprising to Denver Malls

remstaff &Globe Street | January 26, 2001

DENVER-The writing had been on the wall for the under-performing J.C. Penney stores in two Denver-area malls. One store had closed; the other had the telling signs. Shoppers still have four J.C. Penney locations available.

Simpson Timber Sells Surplus Industrial Property for $3.16 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | January 26, 2001

TACOMA, WA-The 13.7-acre property in the heavy-industrial waterfront area here was the only such parcel that Simpson had not yet developed. The subsidiary of Seattle-based Simpson Investment Company owns about 150 acres here, including a timber mill.

Mayor Appeals to J.C. Penney Not to Close Store

remstaff &Globe Street | January 26, 2001

WHITE PLAINS-Mayor Joseph Delfino is attempting to contact officials with J.C. Penney to try to convince them to keep the retailer's store at the Galleria at White Plains mall open.

City Wants to Take in More Land Near Wild Animal Park for Future Expansion

remstaff &Globe Street | January 26, 2001

ESCONDIDO, CA-The city hopes to annex 204 acres north of the Wild Animal Park to allow for future commercial and residential development.

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REIT Says Former President's Lawsuit Shouldn't Prevent Sale

Grubb & Ellis Tender Offer Oversubscribed; Company to Buy Back 35.8% of Shares

Analysts Go Different Directions On Essex Property Trust, Meet at "Buy

Dekor Has Designs on the Market

SafeRent Lands 33,000-Unit Service Pact with Mid-America Apartment Communities

Marketing Group Impower Takes 110,594 SF From Dow Jones

J.C. Penney Decision Not Surprising to Denver Malls

Simpson Timber Sells Surplus Industrial Property for $3.16 Mil

Mayor Appeals to J.C. Penney Not to Close Store

City Wants to Take in More Land Near Wild Animal Park for Future Expansion

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