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Member of Citizen's Group Sues Taurus Over Development

remstaff &Globe Street | January 22, 2001

SOMERVILLE, MA-A member of a local activist group initiates an appeal against Taurus of New England to prevent construction of a Home Depot at Assembly Square. Local officials are concerned about the potential impact this will have on development here.

Developer Continues Efforts to Raise Equity for $800-Mil Lakehurst Rebirth

remstaff &Globe Street | January 22, 2001

WAUKEGAN, IL-If Martin Tuohy can get equity financing, his University Station project could bring an educational, entertainment, office and condominium complex as well as redeveloping the struggling mall.

Westside Industrial Park Plans Wait for Cleanup Studies

remstaff &Globe Street | January 22, 2001

KANSAS CITY-Plans call for renovation of historic buildings and a new home for Output Technology Solutions. However, initial estimates put the environmental contamination cleanup costs at more than $2.2 million.

Plumbing Contractor Plans 88,000-SF Mini Industrial Park

remstaff &Globe Street | January 22, 2001

ATLANTA-Spotting a niche in the market for small office/warehouse quarters, Valencia Mechanical Co. is breaking ground in two weeks on a $2.5 million, 16-acre spec project next to its offices in Fairburn, GA, 18 miles southwest of Downtown.

Dunn's News Services Group Focusing on the Middle Market of Orange County Assets

remstaff &Globe Street | January 22, 2001

IRVINE, CA-Charles Dunn Company rolled out a new team of brokers in December whose mantra is to create investment opportunities for owner and investor clients seeking office, flex and industrial property in the county.

Schuck Holdings Puts Up $3.3 Mil for 820 Commercially Zoned Acres

remstaff &Globe Street | January 22, 2001

DENVER-Schuck Holdings now owns about 6,000 acres near Front Range. A cargo and distribution facility is planned for the latest acquisition, 820 commercially zoned acres in Adams County.

Potential Stadium Hosts Address Issues; Two May Be Out of the Running

remstaff &Globe Street | January 22, 2001

PHOENIX-The five communities vying to land the $335-million stadium for the Arizona Cardinals addressed some of the issues brought up by the group that will decide where the taxpayer-approved stadium is built.

More Diverse Eateries, More Cross-trained Workers on 2001 Menu

remstaff &Globe Street | January 22, 2001

AUSTIN-Eating out is big business in Texas, where the average annual tab is $1,205 per patron. The highly competitive market this year will see more diverse concepts opening up and more cross-trained workers in bids to tap Texans' favorite pastime.

Denver's Relera Inc. Plans Data Center at Level 3 Site Here and in Raleigh

remstaff &Globe Street | January 22, 2001

CHARLOTTE-The one-year-old Colorado firm is expanding into 25 cities over the next 18 months. Relera has $300 million in venture capital from Bank of America Capital Partners and Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, according to a published report.

Target Corp.'s Ulrich Criticizes Anti-Growth Lobbies

remstaff &Globe Street | January 22, 2001

MINNEAPOLIS-The retail giant's chief executive says one man's urban sprawl is another's convenience. He's calling on members of the National Retail Federation to urge local governments to work with retailers, not against them.

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Member of Citizen's Group Sues Taurus Over Development

Developer Continues Efforts to Raise Equity for $800-Mil Lakehurst Rebirth

Westside Industrial Park Plans Wait for Cleanup Studies

Plumbing Contractor Plans 88,000-SF Mini Industrial Park

Dunn's News Services Group Focusing on the Middle Market of Orange County Assets

Schuck Holdings Puts Up $3.3 Mil for 820 Commercially Zoned Acres

Potential Stadium Hosts Address Issues; Two May Be Out of the Running

More Diverse Eateries, More Cross-trained Workers on 2001 Menu

Denver's Relera Inc. Plans Data Center at Level 3 Site Here and in Raleigh

Target Corp.'s Ulrich Criticizes Anti-Growth Lobbies

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