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Mayor Signs Two Bills: First Impacts Commercial Taxes, Second Requests Empire Zone

remstaff &Globe Street | February 05, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-In the Blue Room on Friday, Feb. 2, Mayor Giuliani signed Introductory Numbers 863 and 873 into law. The first increases credits and exemptions for commercial tenants and the second asks for another Empire Zone.

RealHound.com's Andrew Blount

remstaff &Globe Street | February 05, 2001

I don't think any consortium can work. Too many hands in the pie.

Houston Interior Decorator Picks Austin for Expansion

remstaff &Globe Street | February 05, 2001

AUSTIN-High Fashion Decorative Fabrics has set up shop in a 28,000-sf leased building in the city's eastern corridor. The high-end fashion business has inked a three-year lease, picking the state capital for its first Central Texas location.

Stiles Corp. Selects Graves to Manage Marina at Sunrise Harbor

remstaff &Globe Street | February 05, 2001

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-The locally based developer is expected to open 2,500 linear feet of parallel dock space around March 1 at this mixed-use residential community 28 miles north of Miami.

Equity Office Makes Alternative Space Available

remstaff &Globe Street | February 05, 2001

BOSTON-Equity Office Properties Trust launches a new type of office space here that allows clients to sign a license agreement and immediately move into fully equipped offices. Lease terms are from month to month for up to 18 months.

Hotel Industry Growing in Hickory Region

remstaff &Globe Street | February 05, 2001

HICKORY, NC- The number of available rooms are increasing by about 30% over the past four years with national hospitality chains just discovering this area 50 miles northwest of Downtown Charlotte.

Puget Sound Apartment Vacancy Rate Rising

remstaff &Globe Street | February 05, 2001

SEATTLE, WA-Vacancy rates in in the region's apartment market are up a percentage point or two, depending on the sub-market. Downtown Seattle, however, appears to be picking up more tenants than the outlying areas as traffic drives them to live closer to the office.

Investment Group Buys Parcel to Build New Medical Building in Mixed-use Project

remstaff &Globe Street | February 05, 2001

LAGUNA WOODS, CA-Mark IV Capital will break ground later this year on a 40,000-sf medical building that already has a tenant taking the entire first floor.

BellSouth Advertising Takes Bulk of Cypress Creek Concourse Building

remstaff &Globe Street | February 05, 2001

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-The subsidiary of Atlanta-based BellSouth Corp. is leasing 47,400 sf for an estimated 10 years at an estimated aggregate rent of $6 million in a single-story, 50,000-sf building at 2001 NW 64th St. The 48-acre office park is 38 miles north of Downtown Miami.

Residential Projects Rise in NYC Suburb, Housing Concept Survives Despite Skepticism

remstaff &Globe Street | February 05, 2001

SOUTH ORANGE, NJ-The "transit village" concept is alive and well in New Jersey, most recently in the form of two multifamily projects being built near this city's commuter rail station.

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Mayor Signs Two Bills: First Impacts Commercial Taxes, Second Requests Empire Zone

RealHound.com's Andrew Blount

Houston Interior Decorator Picks Austin for Expansion

Stiles Corp. Selects Graves to Manage Marina at Sunrise Harbor

Equity Office Makes Alternative Space Available

Hotel Industry Growing in Hickory Region

Puget Sound Apartment Vacancy Rate Rising

Investment Group Buys Parcel to Build New Medical Building in Mixed-use Project

BellSouth Advertising Takes Bulk of Cypress Creek Concourse Building

Residential Projects Rise in NYC Suburb, Housing Concept Survives Despite Skepticism

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