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Two Neighborhoods To Get $13 Mil in Funding

remstaff &Globe Street | December 28, 2000

SAN FRANCISCO-The funds are designed to address the impacts of the expansion of the Potrero Hill power plant and the shut down of the Bayview Hunters Point power plant. Possible uses include grants for scholarships, endowments and budget shortfalls.

Tech Mogul Von Schmauder Utilizing Historic Block for High Tech Office Space

remstaff &Globe Street | December 28, 2000

TACOMA, WA-The acquired properties include the 75-year-old Kress Building at 934 Broadway, abandoned by Kress in 1972; the 50-year-old Woolworth Building at 955 Broadway, vacated by Woolworth in 1993; and the 94-year-old Payless Building at 930 Broadway that Payless deserted in 1979.

County Puts Up $1 Mil to Support Museum's Effort to Create Olympic Sculpture Park

remstaff &Globe Street | December 28, 2000

SEATTLE, WA-The Seattle Art Museum will initiate a fund drive in January to raise the remaining $2.56-million necessary to acquire R.C.'s Billiards at 10 Broad St. with owners Marlene Ivey and Larry Lesley and a third party who owns an option on the land.

Two Seasoned Pros Join Construction Firm

remstaff &Globe Street | December 28, 2000

KANSAS CITY, MO. - K.C. Heritage Construction names vice president, project manager, who have a combined 40 years of experience in the business.

Argosy to Develop Kenosha Casino

remstaff &Globe Street | December 27, 2000

KENOSHA, WI - Riverboat casino operators inks a deal to build a new Indian casino just north of the Illinois border, midway between the Chicago and Milwaukee markets.

Hensel Phelps Names New Business Development Manager

remstaff &Globe Street | December 27, 2000

SAN DIEGO-Large national construction firm names Scott Whitlock its new Southern California business development manager.

Pac Gulf Pulls Trio of Properties from CalWest Sale

remstaff &Globe Street | December 27, 2000

ORANGE COUNTY, CA-The liquidating REIT also sells one of its two remaining conventional apartment buildings.

Glut of Grocery Space Could Ding Retail Market

remstaff &Globe Street | December 27, 2000

PHOENIX-Retail space in the Phoenix metropolitan area should end the year with a vacancy rate at or below 5%, but that rate is sure to rise at least slightly in the coming year, with dozens of grocery store locations coming on the market.

Seven AMLI Projects Reach Stabilization Point; Austin Complex Leads Pack

remstaff &Globe Street | December 27, 2000

AUSTIN-AMLI Residential has ended the year on a high note, reaching stabilization and lease-up of seven apartment communities nationwide. Austin's Monterey Oaks is the point man in the lease-up category.

Westbrook Partners Acquires Part of 1 Beacon St.

remstaff &Globe Street | December 27, 2000

BOSTON-Westbrook Partners continues to penetrate the area as it acquires 50% of One Beacon St. Nearly a quarter of the 1.1 million sf of the office tower will soon be available, which is a substantial amount of space in a market that is still fairly tight.

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Two Neighborhoods To Get $13 Mil in Funding

Tech Mogul Von Schmauder Utilizing Historic Block for High Tech Office Space

County Puts Up $1 Mil to Support Museum's Effort to Create Olympic Sculpture Park

Two Seasoned Pros Join Construction Firm

Argosy to Develop Kenosha Casino

Hensel Phelps Names New Business Development Manager

Pac Gulf Pulls Trio of Properties from CalWest Sale

Glut of Grocery Space Could Ding Retail Market

Seven AMLI Projects Reach Stabilization Point; Austin Complex Leads Pack

Westbrook Partners Acquires Part of 1 Beacon St.

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