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General Investment's First Buy Shatters Aurora's Multifamily Sales Record

remstaff &Globe Street | January 25, 2001

AURORA, CO-The sale of the former Jefferson at Meadow Hills dispels any notion that Aurora can't command high asking prices. General Investment, making its first buy in the region, has just put up nearly $39.8 million for the 342-unit complex.

Engineering Firm Adds 2 New Staff Members for its Sports Practice

remstaff &Globe Street | January 25, 2001

KANSAS CITY-Brad Clark and Mike Sabatini to direct Ellerbe Becket's sports

Weingarten Buying Spree Getting Boost From 4.5-Mil Share Sale

remstaff &Globe Street | January 25, 2001

HOUSTON-Weingarten Realty is pushing full throttle in a buying spree being boosted from a 4.5-million common share sale. The money will go to pay down debt, rehab existing properties and fund more buys. Nineteen California shopping centers are under a $145.5-million contract.

Tempe Sweetens Its Deal in Race for $335-Mil Stadium

remstaff &Globe Street | January 25, 2001

PHOENIX-Tempe has an ace up its sleeve in the race to land a $335-million stadium for the Arizona Cardinals: a slew of developers who will help pay for the land.

Commerce Square, Parkway Point Fetch $16.7 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | January 25, 2001

DENVER-First Industrial Realty Trust has snagged a couple of good buys, paying replacement cost or less for Commerce Square and Parkway Point. The aggregate 234,683 sf brings $16.7 million for the seller.

$28.7 Mil Approved for New Terminal at Detroit Metro Airport

remstaff &Globe Street | January 24, 2001

DETROIT-The Department of Transportation awards money for new Midfield Terminal, with 72 jet and 25 commuter gates, more than 80 shops and restaurants, 104 check-in positions and more than 11,000 parking spaces.

Title Company Staying Busy In Current Market, but Deals Fewer and Bigger

remstaff &Globe Street | January 24, 2001

SANTA ANA, CA-Although it accounts for only 10% of First American Title Insurance Co.'s business, Phil Kunisch believes the Orange County market is healthy despite talk about a downturn in the economy.

Wright-Runstad Filling Small Holes In 47-Story Wells Fargo Center

remstaff &Globe Street | January 24, 2001

SEATTLE, WA-The 944,574-sf high-rise on Third Avenue in downtown Seattle is all but leased up, with only smaller spaces totaling less than 40,000 sf available on a non-sublease basis. The communications company QuantumShift just tied up another 1,433-sf.

US DataPort Runs Toward Final Hurdle for Self-Sustaining, $800-Mil Data Center

remstaff &Globe Street | January 24, 2001

SAN JOSE, CA-A California Energy Commission hearing is "the next milestone" for US DataPort's 2-million-sf suite of Internet hotels, proposed for a 154-acre parcel in the northern part of the city.

Trust Purchases Office Building Based on Location

remstaff &Globe Street | January 24, 2001

LOS ALAMITOS, CA-This is the second time in the past year that the Los Alamitos Suites has been sold.

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General Investment's First Buy Shatters Aurora's Multifamily Sales Record

Engineering Firm Adds 2 New Staff Members for its Sports Practice

Weingarten Buying Spree Getting Boost From 4.5-Mil Share Sale

Tempe Sweetens Its Deal in Race for $335-Mil Stadium

Commerce Square, Parkway Point Fetch $16.7 Mil

$28.7 Mil Approved for New Terminal at Detroit Metro Airport

Title Company Staying Busy In Current Market, but Deals Fewer and Bigger

Wright-Runstad Filling Small Holes In 47-Story Wells Fargo Center

US DataPort Runs Toward Final Hurdle for Self-Sustaining, $800-Mil Data Center

Trust Purchases Office Building Based on Location

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