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Optical Subsystem Manufacturer Leases Space From Irvine Company

remstaff &Globe Street | January 12, 2001

IRVINE, CA-CENiX, a high-tech manufacturing operation, will use the 15,408 sf of office space for its product development and marketing operations.

Target Corp. Drops Dayton's and Hudson's Brands in Favor of Marshall Field's

remstaff &Globe Street | January 12, 2001

MINNEAPOLIS-Some observers believe the name change sets the stage for selling the department stores to concentrate resources on growing its SuperTarget stores. The retailer says stronger name recognition is the reason.

Owner Offers to Spend Almost $300,000 on Modifications for $39 per SF Space

remstaff &Globe Street | January 12, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-Douglas Grabiner of GVA Williams tells GlobeSt.com that marketing the third floor of the Grand Central District property is unique as the owner is willing to spend only $9 per sf less than the asking rent for modifications.

Gateway Layoffs Overshadow Bright K&B Earnings

remstaff &Globe Street | January 12, 2001

LOS ANGELES-Homebuilding giant Kaufman & Broad reports strong earnings gains and record sales, but computer-maker Gateway, one of Southland's biggest commercial tenants and employers, announces sharp drop in profits and plans to lay off more than 2,400 workers.

Clarion Pays $42 Mil for Valley Industrial Complex

remstaff &Globe Street | January 12, 2001

LOS ANGELES-New York-based real estate fund adds to its growing Southern California portfolio with purchase of 590,570-sf industrial project in San Fernando Valley. Deal shows that Southland's industrial market is still red hot.

Starbucks Coffee Signs 1,500-SF Lease in New Uptown Shop

remstaff &Globe Street | January 12, 2001

CHARLOTTE-The Seattle coffee chain is taking the space at 101 Independence Center, a 20-story Cousins Properties-developed site directly across from the 60-story Bank of America Corporate Center. Brokers estimate the term is at least five years for an aggregate rent value of $150,000.

Applied Micro Circuits Takes Another 50,000 SF in Sorrento Mesa

remstaff &Globe Street | January 12, 2001

SAN DIEGO-A publicly traded, high-technology company has signed a 37-month sublease with Thermoscan to occupy 50,000 sf in the Sorrento Mesa area, in a deal valued at approximately $1.9 million.

AT&T's Inverness Residency Gets Boost with Buy One, Sell One Strategy

remstaff &Globe Street | January 12, 2001

DENVER-AT&T is positioned to expand in the Inverness Business Park, paying $27.4 million for the former Citicorp Diners Club. The acquisition comes shortly after the telecommunications giant has sold its Meridian International Business Park headquarters.

Broadway Tenants Sells Midas Center

remstaff &Globe Street | January 12, 2001

EVERETT, WA-Commanding a sales price of $2.675 million, the three-tenant retail property near the Everett Mall exchanged hands on Jan. 4. Broadway Tenants in Common sold it to an undisclosed LLC.

Mystery Buyer Checking Out $25-Mil Grand Central Station Site

remstaff &Globe Street | January 12, 2001

NAPLES, FL-Naples Community Hospital Inc. has the 18-acre, 158,000-sf commercial property under contract but won't disclose the purchaser until his due diligence period is completed. The deal is projected to be the largest commercial transaction brokered locally.

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Optical Subsystem Manufacturer Leases Space From Irvine Company

Target Corp. Drops Dayton's and Hudson's Brands in Favor of Marshall Field's

Owner Offers to Spend Almost $300,000 on Modifications for $39 per SF Space

Gateway Layoffs Overshadow Bright K&B Earnings

Clarion Pays $42 Mil for Valley Industrial Complex

Starbucks Coffee Signs 1,500-SF Lease in New Uptown Shop

Applied Micro Circuits Takes Another 50,000 SF in Sorrento Mesa

AT&T's Inverness Residency Gets Boost with Buy One, Sell One Strategy

Broadway Tenants Sells Midas Center

Mystery Buyer Checking Out $25-Mil Grand Central Station Site

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