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President Clinton Rumored Near Deal for Carnegie Hall Tower Office Space

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-The 60-floor asset is the likely front-runner among a number of

Expansion Mulled for Trenton's Airport

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2001

EWING TWP., NJ-Mercer County is prepared to buy up private homes and a number of commercial businesses to pave the way for extending the facility's capacity. Traffic has been steadily increasing at the airport.

John Buck Co. Reportedly Plans Office Building at Wacker Drive and Monroe Street

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2001

CHICAGO-A published report has John Buck Co. building a 40-story office tower atop a platform 120 feet above ground. However, it comes days after ABN AMRO announced plans for 2.5 million sf two blocks away, and within a block of two other Wacker projects.

Whitehall, Previdi Form New Venture

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2001

CHATHAM, NJ-The new partnership will follow in the footsteps of Wellsford Commercial Properties by buying under-performing properties and repositioning them as class A office buildings. Initial funding is $75 million.

Manufacturer Inks $11-Mil Lease for Industrial Building

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2001

CITY OF INDUSTRY, CA-Wisconsin-based manufacturer signs $11-million, seven-year lease for an industrial building in City of Industry.

Planners to Study Ways to Revitalize Troost Avenue Area

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2001

KANSAS CITY-Planners here are putting this once-thriving neighborhood on the city's east side under the microscope, hoping to pump "new blood" into the area along the major north-south artery.

Importer Signs $6-Mil Lease in Irwindale

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2001

LOS ANGELES-An import-export company based in Vernon has signed a five-year lease valued at more than $6 million. The 307,500-sf facility will provide the firm warehouse and distribution space.

New Growth Management Law Proposals Would Make It Easier to Build Downtown and Tougher to Develop in the Suburbs

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2001

ORLANDO-Gov. Jeb Bush is asking a 23-member panel of bureaucrats, developers and lawyers to revamp the state's thorny 15-year-old concurrency-building regulations and report back to him by mid-February.

California's GMS Realty Makes $29.7-Mil Inroad into Denver

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2001

DENVER-GMS Realty, a Carlsbad, CA-based operation, has spent $29.7 million for the area's largest regional shopping center. The deal is just the first of several in GMS Realty's plans for the Denver region.

Hyatt Regency Developers Pounding Pavement for Financing

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2001

DENVER-This week's council approval to pump $53.3 million into a private hotel project has the developers scurrying to meet with prospective lenders. Seth and Bruce Bergers' financing trail could entail deals with at least four banks for the $217-million project.

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President Clinton Rumored Near Deal for Carnegie Hall Tower Office Space

Expansion Mulled for Trenton's Airport

John Buck Co. Reportedly Plans Office Building at Wacker Drive and Monroe Street

Whitehall, Previdi Form New Venture

Manufacturer Inks $11-Mil Lease for Industrial Building

Planners to Study Ways to Revitalize Troost Avenue Area

Importer Signs $6-Mil Lease in Irwindale

New Growth Management Law Proposals Would Make It Easier to Build Downtown and Tougher to Develop in the Suburbs

California's GMS Realty Makes $29.7-Mil Inroad into Denver

Hyatt Regency Developers Pounding Pavement for Financing

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