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West Water Real Estate Begins Hotel Development

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2000

KIRKLAND, WA-The Kirkland-based developer is building a 62-room extended-stay hotel atop an existing one-story building. The five-year-old project has been delayed due to a building moratorium.

Sugarland Properties Sells 170,000-SF Office Complex to New York Investment Adviser

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2000

SUGAR LAND, TX-A New York investment adviser has bought the 170,000-sf Offices at Kensington from Sugarland Properties. Aetna is the lead tenant at the fully leased, two four-story buildings.

City Officials Confident They Will Win University's Vote for New $30-Mil Law School

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2000

ORLANDO-Friday is Decision Day for the 13-member Florida Board of Regents to select one of three cities for Florida A&M University's 120,000-sf College of Law building. Orlando, Tampa, FL and Lakeland, FL are the finalists. Daytona Beach has dropped out. The law school will be part of a $1 billion commercial redevelopment program planned for Downtown.

New Leasing Agent Named for Stamford Building

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2000

STAMFORD, CT-Recently vacated when several divisions of New York State relocated, all 66,000 sf of 1515 Summer St. are now on the market. Features include more three parking spaces per 1,000 sf leased.

Mixed-use Project Would Gobble Up A Third of Commercially Zoned Land in Cave Creek

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2000

PHOENIX-Quiet Cave Creek, a suburb of Phoenix, could see one-third of its commercial land taken up by a mixed-use development that would include a 250-room hotel and up to 432,000 sf of commercial space.

Kip Marshall Changes Firms

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2000

ATLANTA-The shopping center veteran takes his expertise to BVT Equity Holdings.

$2.2 Mil Cancer Treatment Center Planned

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2000

Grosse Pointe Farms, MI-Giffels is providing engineering/architect services to Grosse Pointe Farms project.

Conflicting Reports Agree at Least That Loop Retail Market is Tight

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2000

CHICAGO-Rents are up and vacancies are down, mostly, from last year. A 24/7 environment is credited with the perk.

Hilton Garden Inn Could Change Hands Early in 2001

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2000

WASHINGTON, DC-Ocean Properties may become the new owner of the Hilton Garden Inn next year for a purchase price estimated at $48 million. The property just opened this past February.

Duke Energy Plans $180-Mil Power Plant on 46-Acre Pasture

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2000

EUSTIS, FL-The Charlotte-based utility says the site, 32 miles northwest of Downtown Orlando, is ideal because of a nearby natural-gas pipeline. But residents fear the planned 640-megawatt plant would use too much water.

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West Water Real Estate Begins Hotel Development

Sugarland Properties Sells 170,000-SF Office Complex to New York Investment Adviser

City Officials Confident They Will Win University's Vote for New $30-Mil Law School

New Leasing Agent Named for Stamford Building

Mixed-use Project Would Gobble Up A Third of Commercially Zoned Land in Cave Creek

Kip Marshall Changes Firms

$2.2 Mil Cancer Treatment Center Planned

Conflicting Reports Agree at Least That Loop Retail Market is Tight

Hilton Garden Inn Could Change Hands Early in 2001

Duke Energy Plans $180-Mil Power Plant on 46-Acre Pasture

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