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Buyers Diverse in Their Year-End Real Estate Purchases

remstaff &Globe Street | December 22, 2000

HOUSTON-A diverse mix of real estate buys highlights this week's transactions in the region. One purchase will open doors for an 82-room motel along Will Clayton Parkway while a League City land buy is the site for a Walgreen's.

Sullivan Elected CREW President

remstaff &Globe Street | December 22, 2000

CHICAGO - Long time member of Chicago Real Estate Executive Women in position to plan NNCREW Convention for 2002.

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

remstaff | December 22, 2000

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

Demand for Office Remains Strong With No Signs of Local Slowdown

remstaff &Globe Street | December 22, 2000

ORLANDO-Grubb & Ellis Co. predicts the market will end the year with a record two million sf of net absorption. St. Joe Commercial, the area's dominant developer, expects to lease a minimum 300,000 sf of class A next year and is negotiating to buy four area assets totaling about a half million sf.

AMLI Residential Shells Out $51.2 Mil for Denver Inroad

remstaff &Globe Street | December 22, 2000

DENVER-AMLI Residential has entered the Denver market in a big way, paying $51.2 million for a 414-unit luxury apartment complex. More deals are sure to follow, vows AMLI Residential's president. The sale sets a new record in the region.

Give and Take Situation Between AIP, Shareholders

remstaff &Globe Street | December 22, 2000

IRVING, TX-The good news is AIP's shareholders will be getting a Christmas bonus of $1.27 per share. The downside is it's being deducted from per share takes of a pending merger with Ohio-based Developers Diversified Realty Corp.

Textile Company Leases Industrial Building, Freight Company Buys Office Building

remstaff &Globe Street | December 22, 2000

ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Venus Textiles has leased a build-to-suit building, while Freight Management will occupy the larger of two suites in the new building it has just purchased.

Building Costs Up 1% From Third Quarter

remstaff &Globe Street | December 22, 2000

DALLAS-Turner Corp.'s quarterly forecast shows a 1% jump in fourth-quarter building costs from the last reporting period and a 4.54% jump from the 1999's final quarter. Market activity and manpower demands continue to drive the costs, says the construction industry's barometer

Barter Firm Offers Program to Donate Excess Real Estate to Charity

remstaff &Globe Street | December 22, 2000

STAMFORD, CT-ICON International, a corporate finance barter company, has launched a program that it says allows corporations to give their excess corporate real estate to charity without harming their bottom lines.

Overton Park Getting $40-Mil Multifamily Tower in Office Environment

remstaff &Globe Street | December 22, 2000

ATLANTA-A major Hines Interests Inc. development is replacing a planned office building with an 18-story, 200-unit apartment complex. Locally-based Harbor Cos. is breaking ground in the second quarter on the first of two planned high-rises.

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Buyers Diverse in Their Year-End Real Estate Purchases

Sullivan Elected CREW President

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

Demand for Office Remains Strong With No Signs of Local Slowdown

AMLI Residential Shells Out $51.2 Mil for Denver Inroad

Give and Take Situation Between AIP, Shareholders

Textile Company Leases Industrial Building, Freight Company Buys Office Building

Building Costs Up 1% From Third Quarter

Barter Firm Offers Program to Donate Excess Real Estate to Charity

Overton Park Getting $40-Mil Multifamily Tower in Office Environment

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