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Casino Plan Faces Opposition in the House

remstaff &Globe Street | January 25, 2001

BOSTON-The Nipmuc Indians' hope to build a casino in this state has serious opposition in the statehouse here, which insists that it has final say in the matter.

17-Building, 250,000-SF Lake Norman Mixed-Use Venture Targets Spring Ground-breaking

remstaff &Globe Street | January 25, 2001

CORNELIUS, NC-Lake Properties, the developer, says the project is in response to business owners desiring to live and work in the same building, a concept that has become popular in pedestrian-oriented communities throughout Mecklenburg County.

Crawford Contracting Picks 37,824-SF Valwood Site for Distribution Operation

remstaff &Globe Street | January 25, 2001

CARROLLTON, TX-Teams from Henry S. Miller Commercial and Grubb & Ellis have inked a 37,824-sf warehouse deal in Valwood Industrial Park. The RREEF property will be used by Crawford Contracting as a distribution site for electrical supplies.

Credit Suisse First Boston Leases 1.4 Mil SF at MetLife HQ

remstaff &Globe Street | January 25, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-MetLife will keep 500 employees at the building, which will remains its corporate headquarters. CSFB will occupy all but 260,000 sf, which will be leased back to the insurance and financial services firm.

Doug Bean Wins MVB Honors from BOMA; PacWest, Liberty Center Win Building Awards

remstaff &Globe Street | January 25, 2001

PORTLAND-Among other award winners announced at the Building Owners and Managers Association annual awards ceremony this week were the 1515 Building and the Hatfield U.S. Courthouse, Ashforth Pacific property manager Sherie Nishikawa and the late Tom Wrightson.

Borlenghi's Uptown Attitude Shaping Houston Skyline

remstaff &Globe Street | January 25, 2001

HOUSTON-For better than 20 years, Giorgio Borlenghi has worked and invested in the city's Uptown submarket. Now, his 27-story luxury high-rise is being one upped by his latest undertaking, a 30-story condominium project.

Industrial Market (Still) Running Out of Room

remstaff &Globe Street | January 25, 2001

SEATTLE, WA-Industrial space is slowly being squeezed out of the greater Seattle area as escalating land prices fuel redevelopment. A Grubb & Ellis research report says this gentrification may foreshadow the demise of Seattle's industrial market.

Biotech Firm Signs Deal with Pharmaceutical Firm, Will Add Three Buildings

remstaff &Globe Street | January 25, 2001

SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO-Genentech will build an additional 288,000 sf of research and development buildings at its current site here on DNA Way thanks to a just signed deal with a New York-based pharmaceutical company.

Lionel Train Company to Keep Headquarters in Michigan

remstaff &Globe Street | January 25, 2001

DETROIT-The company president waits to hear from a union before deciding whether to send manufacturing operations out of the country. But the company will keep its headquarters and other operations based in Michigan.

Del Webb Posts 65% Increase in Earnings

remstaff &Globe Street | January 25, 2001

PHOENIX-Belt tightening and higher home prices have paid off for retirement community developer Del Webb, which posted a 65% earnings increase over the prior year.

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Casino Plan Faces Opposition in the House

17-Building, 250,000-SF Lake Norman Mixed-Use Venture Targets Spring Ground-breaking

Crawford Contracting Picks 37,824-SF Valwood Site for Distribution Operation

Credit Suisse First Boston Leases 1.4 Mil SF at MetLife HQ

Doug Bean Wins MVB Honors from BOMA; PacWest, Liberty Center Win Building Awards

Borlenghi's Uptown Attitude Shaping Houston Skyline

Industrial Market (Still) Running Out of Room

Biotech Firm Signs Deal with Pharmaceutical Firm, Will Add Three Buildings

Lionel Train Company to Keep Headquarters in Michigan

Del Webb Posts 65% Increase in Earnings

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