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Wal-Mart Competitor Buys Land in the Eastland Town Center

remstaff &Globe Street | December 22, 2000

INDEPENDENCE, MO-Costco Wholesale Corp. will build second its second outlet here on 17 acres. Construction of the store, scheduled to open next summer, will begin in the next 60 days.

Residents May be Harmed by Fairground Racetrack

remstaff &Globe Street | December 22, 2000

FERNDALE, MI - Study by quasi-governmental firm claims new development at State Fairgrounds would be noisy, problematic.

British Media Giant Picks Welsh's Local Office as Preferred Provider of Commercial Happenings

remstaff &Globe Street | December 22, 2000

ORLANDO-The British Broadcasting Corp. is using the Orlando division of Minneapolis-based Welsh Cos. as its prime source of commercial real estate industry information on the Central Florida market.

$180-Mil Condo-Hotel Breaking Ground in First Quarter on Dirt that Cost $158 per SF

remstaff &Globe Street | December 22, 2000

SUNNY ISLES BEACH, FL-The 51-story, 283-unit Acqualina will go up on a 4.5-acre oceanfront pad that developers Jules Trump and Alan Matus bought from Pan American Hotel for $31 million or $6.89 million per acre.

Spaulding & Slye Colliers' Scott Johnston Elected President of GWCAR

remstaff &Globe Street | December 22, 2000

WASHINGTON, DC-The Greater Washington Commercial Association of Realtors elected Scott Johnston, a vice president at Spaulding & Slye Colliers, as its president for 2001. Johnson specializes in the Downtown market.

Lend Lease Picks Pratt to Lead Firm

remstaff &Globe Street | December 22, 2000

ATLANTA-Fred N. Pratt Jr., head of Lend Lease Real Estate Investments Inc.'s specialized business group, is the company's new president and chief operating officer. Pratt joined the company in November 1999 from Boston Financial Group.

Casino at Hudson Dogtrack Could be Hurt if Wisconsin Governor Joins Bush Staff

remstaff &Globe Street | December 22, 2000

HUDSON, WS-Three Indian bands propose casino to help revive ailing track.

Rising Rents and Planned New Mega Projects Force Mom-and-Pop Retailers to Look Elsewhere

remstaff &Globe Street | December 22, 2000

CHARLOTTE-A recent victim of Uptown's popularity is Ron Goodwin's Southern Renaissance Restaurant on North Tryon Street. The owners are trying to sell the land for a major development and Goodwin can't get a long-term lease.

Dutchess County Economic Development Corp. Receives International Honor

remstaff &Globe Street | December 22, 2000

POUGHKEEPSIE, NY-The Dutchess County Economic Development Corp. has won third place in the Regional Economic Incentive Program category of Business Facilities Magazine's International 2000 Economic Development Achievement Awards Program.

City Council Approves Trans World Airlines Lease

remstaff &Globe Street | December 22, 2000

KANSAS CITY, NORTH, MO-Sale of revenue bonds will ensure staying that the airline will keep its aging jet maintenance base here. The lease is for three years beginning in January, with a 25-year extension if $110 million in bonds are sold.

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Wal-Mart Competitor Buys Land in the Eastland Town Center

Residents May be Harmed by Fairground Racetrack

British Media Giant Picks Welsh's Local Office as Preferred Provider of Commercial Happenings

$180-Mil Condo-Hotel Breaking Ground in First Quarter on Dirt that Cost $158 per SF

Spaulding & Slye Colliers' Scott Johnston Elected President of GWCAR

Lend Lease Picks Pratt to Lead Firm

Casino at Hudson Dogtrack Could be Hurt if Wisconsin Governor Joins Bush Staff

Rising Rents and Planned New Mega Projects Force Mom-and-Pop Retailers to Look Elsewhere

Dutchess County Economic Development Corp. Receives International Honor

City Council Approves Trans World Airlines Lease

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