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California-based Company Opens Midwest Office in K.C. Suburb

remstaff &Globe Street | January 18, 2001

LENEXA, KN-San Francisco-based AccessAbility takes space formerly occupied by Missing Link Technologies. The company rovides technology and services to assist people with vision impairments.

Contenders for Stadium Project Asked for More Details--Some More Than Others

remstaff &Globe Street | January 18, 2001

PHOENIX-Mesa and Phoenix were chastised for lack of information in their proposals for a $335-million stadium for the Arizona Cardinals, raising doubts about whether they in the running for the project.

Chicago, Midwest to Get Its Share of Industrial Capital, REIA/SIOR Hears

remstaff &Globe Street | January 18, 2001

CHICAGO-The industrial market, booming in some areas of the city, is expected to get even better in the next few years as capital that has helped propel East and West Coast markets discovers the Midwest is a land of opportunity.

Target Opening Nine SuperTargets, 27 Other Stores in October

remstaff &Globe Street | January 18, 2001

MINNEAPOLIS-Target brings its SuperTargets concept into its home state this year with three outlets. In addition to previously announced openings in Shoreview and Rochester, a SuperTarget is coming to Chaska.

Larkin Group Adds to Its Special Projects, Environmental Staffs

remstaff &Globe Street | January 18, 2001

KANSAS CITY-Andrew D. Smith and Christopher M. Degenhardt have joined the engineering firm. Smith will work on stormwater management projects. Degenhardt will be responsible for producing plans in AutoCAD.

It's Official: ePropertyTax and C&W Confirm Investment Agreement

remstaff &Globe Street | January 18, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-Cushman & Wakefield, based here, has become an investment and strategic partner with ePropertyTax according to spokespeople for both companies. C&W will be able to offer the tax management e-product to its own customers.

Snyder Langston Recognized by ICSC for Palm Desert Retail Center

remstaff &Globe Street | January 18, 2001

IRVINE, CA-Builder/developer Snyder Langston, along with Altoon + Porter architects received an award recently for the design and development of a project they completed in late 1998.

Burnham Sells 19 Shopping Centers to Weingarten for $145.5 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | January 18, 2001

SAN DIEGO-Burham Pacific Properties Inc. unloads 19 California shopping centers to a Houston-based REIT. The buyer is putting up $145.5 million in cash.

UrbanHealthCare.com Becomes First E-Business Tenant at Brooklyn IT Center

remstaff &Globe Street | January 18, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-The city's program Digital NYC: Wired to the World has secured a lease with a full-service electronic healthcare company for space in the Brooklyn Information Technology Center in Sunset Park.

Construction Begins on 11.5-mile Hiawatha Light Rail Line

remstaff &Globe Street | January 18, 2001

MINNEAPOLIS-The line could spur 7,150 housing units and 19 million sf of commercial space from Downtown to the Mall of America in Bloomington, MN, according to a study. A hotel and condos are already under construction.

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California-based Company Opens Midwest Office in K.C. Suburb

Contenders for Stadium Project Asked for More Details--Some More Than Others

Chicago, Midwest to Get Its Share of Industrial Capital, REIA/SIOR Hears

Target Opening Nine SuperTargets, 27 Other Stores in October

Larkin Group Adds to Its Special Projects, Environmental Staffs

It's Official: ePropertyTax and C&W Confirm Investment Agreement

Snyder Langston Recognized by ICSC for Palm Desert Retail Center

Burnham Sells 19 Shopping Centers to Weingarten for $145.5 Mil

UrbanHealthCare.com Becomes First E-Business Tenant at Brooklyn IT Center

Construction Begins on 11.5-mile Hiawatha Light Rail Line

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