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Denver's Multifamily Housing Boom Best in 25 Years; Surge Will Continue in 2001

remstaff &Globe Street | December 11, 2000

DENVER-It's a modern-day gold rush as multifamily developers make their strongest push in 25 years in the Denver region. The surge will continue into 2001 with no signs of overbuilding, predicts a multifamily specialist with Cushman & Wakefield of Colorado.

Cardinal Health Building Estimated $8-Mil Distribution Center

remstaff &Globe Street | December 11, 2000

ATLANTA-Cardinal Distribution has broken ground on a 120,000-sf structure in McDonough, GA, 30 miles south of Downtown. The regional facility will be the 26th center for the $30-billion pharmaceutical supply firm based in Dublin, OH.

UNICCO Launches New Facilities Outsourcing Web Site

remstaff &Globe Street | December 11, 2000

NEWTON, MA-UNICCO Service Co., has launched a new Web site targeted to senior corporate managers and facilities professionals. It caters to the commercial, industrial, retail, education, government, health care and entertainment markets.

Renovations Upgrading Historic Pioneer Square

remstaff &Globe Street | December 11, 2000

SEATTLE, WA-Anticipated projects will add approximately 1.5 million sf of office space into Pioneer Square over the next few years. One upcoming renovation is the Washington Shoe Building built in 1890 at First Ave. South and Jackson St.

Coldwell Banker Commercial Adds Affiliate

remstaff &Globe Street | December 11, 2000

PARSIPPANY, NJ-Delaware-based Amato & Associates, a commercial real estate brokerage operation, is the latest regional broker to link up with local commercial real estate brokerage franchiser Coldwell Banker.

Westchester IDA Commits Funds for Deals at Kraft Building

remstaff &Globe Street | December 11, 2000

WHITE PLAINS-The Westchester County Industrial Development Agency has approved $518,636 in tax exemptions to assist two firms that are seeking to relocate to the Kraft/General Foods building here.

Mall of America Going Upscale

remstaff &Globe Street | December 11, 2000

BLOOOMINGTON, MN-Crystal watches and pricey perfumes are replacing key chains and T-shirts. The upscale stores rack up more sales than the novelty shops and, in most cases, the mall's owners benefit by sharing a percentage of sales over a base lease rate

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Denver's Multifamily Housing Boom Best in 25 Years; Surge Will Continue in 2001

Cardinal Health Building Estimated $8-Mil Distribution Center

UNICCO Launches New Facilities Outsourcing Web Site

Renovations Upgrading Historic Pioneer Square

Coldwell Banker Commercial Adds Affiliate

Westchester IDA Commits Funds for Deals at Kraft Building

Mall of America Going Upscale

Retail Giant's 1.25-Mil SF Distribution Center Awakens Sleepy North Texas Town

City Pushes to Complete Work on West Side Community Center

City, Nonprofit Group to Buy 564 Foreclosures at Half Price to Resell as Affordable Housing

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