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For Freddie Mac, 2000 was a Pretty Good Year

remstaff &Globe Street | January 21, 2001

WASHINGTON, DC-Company officials told investors that, all in all, Freddie Mac had a very good year and was expecting the same for 2001. The company's revenues were up 10% over 1999.

County Buys Medical Facility for $9 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | January 21, 2001

SAN JOSE, CA-Santa Clara County acquires an 80-bed medical facility formerly known as the Charter Behavioral Health System in order to create a new mental-health facility for children and teenagers.

Commons at Issaquah Trades for $42 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | January 21, 2001

ISSAQUAH, WA-The 367,000-sf retail property is one of the larger shopping centers in greater Puget Sound area. The center is fully leased and occupied. Key tenants include Target, Ross, Longs Drugs, Safeway and Gottschalks.

Avalon Bay in Talks to Develop Housing at Fenway

remstaff &Globe Street | January 21, 2001

BOSTON-Avalon Bay Communities is reportedly close to a deal to buy the rights to put up a 500-unit apartment building here, next to the proposed new ballpark in Fenway.

319-Unit Kingsley Court Gets New Owner, New Management, New Look

remstaff &Globe Street | January 20, 2001

DALLAS-Aslan Realty Partners, a Transwestern investment fund, has teamed with Dallas-based Performance Properties in a joint venture to pick up its first holding. The acquisition jumpstarts a $1.1-million makeover for Kingsley Court in Dallas.

State's Economy Slowing, but Outlook Not as Dismal Here as Elsewhere

remstaff &Globe Street | January 20, 2001

LOS ANGELES-California won't totally escape the economic slowdown that is gripping the nation, but it's not likely to hurt much or for long, according to three of the state's leading economists.

J.P. Morgan Enters Denver Market with $40-Mil Buy

remstaff &Globe Street | January 20, 2001

DENVER-J.P. Morgan has made its first buy in the Denver market, setting a state record for the per unit cost. The $40-million purchase breaks down to $131,578 per unit for the Brookside Village Apartments in the Denver Technological Center.

Concord Takes from San Jose Redevelopment Agency for New Planning Director

remstaff &Globe Street | January 19, 2001

CONCORD, CA-James Forsberg, the new director, was a key player in the development of San Jose Arena, the Tech Museum of Innovation and San Jose Repertory Theatre. Before San Jose, Forsberg held planning positions in Southern California and Arizona.

Henry S. Miller Commercial Hawks Industrial Projects in Ft. Worth, Grand Prairie

remstaff &Globe Street | January 19, 2001

FT. WORTH-A Henry S. Miller Commercial team in the Arlington office has closed two industrial transactions. One's in Fossil Creek and the other, the Great Southwest, where an automated truck fueling station is planned.

Computer Software Firm Relocates to Wilton

remstaff &Globe Street | January 19, 2001

WILTON, CT-Respond Inc., a computer software firm, has relocated its corporate headquarters operations from Westport to almost 9,000 sf of space in Wilton, according to the Stamford-based office of brokerage firm Grubb & Ellis.

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For Freddie Mac, 2000 was a Pretty Good Year

County Buys Medical Facility for $9 Mil

Commons at Issaquah Trades for $42 Mil

Avalon Bay in Talks to Develop Housing at Fenway

319-Unit Kingsley Court Gets New Owner, New Management, New Look

State's Economy Slowing, but Outlook Not as Dismal Here as Elsewhere

J.P. Morgan Enters Denver Market with $40-Mil Buy

Concord Takes from San Jose Redevelopment Agency for New Planning Director

Henry S. Miller Commercial Hawks Industrial Projects in Ft. Worth, Grand Prairie

Computer Software Firm Relocates to Wilton

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