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Cities Vying for Money for High-Tech SmartZones Must Wait Longer for Answers

remstaff &Globe Street | January 02, 2001

DETROIT-Cities and townships seeking SmartZone designations and the development incentives that come with them must be patient. The Dec. 31 deadline is being extended to give the Michigan Economic Development Corp. more time to study proposals.

Council to Weigh Revised Manchester Resort Proposal Tomorrow

remstaff &Globe Street | January 02, 2001

OCEANSIDE-A newly constituted city council will consider an ambitious plan for a $120-million hotel project near the waterfront.

Art Gallery Buys 4,000 SF Space in SOHO

remstaff &Globe Street | January 02, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-The space, which had been plagued by legal and financial problems, proved difficult to market, particularly because the owner wanted a tenant who would use the space, not an investor.

There's Little Housing for the Average Renter, But Hope is on the Horizon

remstaff &Globe Street | January 02, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-A one bedroom with a small den in Boreum, Brooklyn rents for $1,200 a month, not including utilities, and lofts will go for more than $35,000 per year at the new West Side development in Queens. A renter's market it is not.

Gale & Wentworth Exec to Discuss IBM Mount Pleasant Property

remstaff &Globe Street | January 02, 2001

WHITE PLAINS-An executive charged with the marketing of the 383,000 sf former IBM property in Mount Pleasant will be discussing the property's availability and the latest leasing news at the building at a Board of Realtors meeting on Jan. 18.

Stage Stores Adds Another 121 Outlets to Chapter 11 Closure List

remstaff &Globe Street | January 02, 2001

HOUSTON-The closure list is growing for Stage Stores, a south central US and Midwest family clothing retailer. The company is seeking a bankruptcy court OK for the now 243 planned shutdowns.

American States Headquarters Building to Undergo Redevelopment

remstaff &Globe Street | January 02, 2001

WASHINGTON, DC-The Organization of American States building at 1889 F St., NW renovations are scheduled for completion by the summer of 2002. OAS operations in the 350,000-sf building will be consolidated. Three will be leased.

Chicago's Hotel Industry Should See Bright 2001

remstaff &Globe Street | January 02, 2001

CHICAGO-With new hotels and renovations going on this new year, demand for hotel space in the city's CBD will continue.

Pomona Shopping Center Brings $9.5 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | January 02, 2001

SAN DIEGO-In a deal negotiated by the central San Diego office of CB Richard Ellis, a Lynwood-based company buys a shopping center in Pomona, CA.

RNL Design Unveiling Workplace of the Future

remstaff &Globe Street | January 02, 2001

DENVER-The future is now, says RNL Design as it preps to unveil a "Star Wars" workplace in 6,700 sf on the 15th floor of Legacy Tower. The project has been three years in the making.

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Cities Vying for Money for High-Tech SmartZones Must Wait Longer for Answers

Council to Weigh Revised Manchester Resort Proposal Tomorrow

Art Gallery Buys 4,000 SF Space in SOHO

There's Little Housing for the Average Renter, But Hope is on the Horizon

Gale & Wentworth Exec to Discuss IBM Mount Pleasant Property

Stage Stores Adds Another 121 Outlets to Chapter 11 Closure List

American States Headquarters Building to Undergo Redevelopment

Chicago's Hotel Industry Should See Bright 2001

Pomona Shopping Center Brings $9.5 Mil

RNL Design Unveiling Workplace of the Future

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