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Insurance Firm Keeping and Attracting Top Workers with Quality Building Design and Amenities

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2000

BOCA RATON, FL-The 800-employee National Council of Compensation Insurance is moving into a $45-million, 300,000-sf headquarters building it designed specifically to boost productivity and morale.

IBM to Reconfigure 700,000-SF Software Lab

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2000

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC-IBM's four-building, 700,000-sf software lab is about to get tweaked into a more open team-oriented facility.

Port Asks County to Use Eminent Domain Authority

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2000

SAN FRANCISCO-Port Officials want the World Trade Club, a private organization formed to promote international trade, out of its historic waterfront Ferry Building so it can commence a three-year, $70 million renovation of the century-old structure.

Truck Stop Sold; Destined for Retail Space

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2000

FEDERAL WAY, WA-Developer Opus Northwest of Bellevue, Wash., has secured an agreement to purchase the Evergreen Industrial Park in Federal Way, a 260,000-sf complex tailored to truckers featuring a refueling station, diner, truck repair shop and motel.

Wayport Europe Launches London Headquarters

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2000

AUSTIN-An Austin-based IT provider is launching a European headquarters as work finishes up on the Four Seasons Hotel Canary Wharf in London. Wayport also is gearing up to provide high-speed access and traveler information to the Four Seasons New York.

Financing Arranged for Office Buildings in Popular Suburban Market

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2000

CHELMSFORD, MA-Financing was arranged for four first class office buildings here right off Route 495 in a deal that went smoothly thanks to the growing interest in this location.

Entergy to Buy Indian Point I and II From Consolidated Edison

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2000

BUCHANAN, NY-Entergy Corp. of New Orleans could eventually, pending regulatory approvals, own Indian Point I, II and III nuclear power plants in Westchester County.

Mall Redevelopment Hits Political Snag; Tenants Could Challenge Eminent Domain Vote

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2000

HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA-An Irvine developer wants to renovate the Huntington Center shopping mall built in the 1960s. A City Council vote on taking the property by eminent domain is being fought by Montgomery Wards, who along with Burlington Coat Factory, stands to lose its store.

Town Goes for a Bargain

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2000

TOOMSBORO, GA-Going, going, gone... Two Georgia businessmen bought much of the little town of Toomsboro at auction.

Independent Electric Moves from Freight House District

remstaff &Globe Street | November 13, 2000

KANSAS CITY, MO - Former headquarters to be rehabbed, turned into lofts, small businesses

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Insurance Firm Keeping and Attracting Top Workers with Quality Building Design and Amenities

IBM to Reconfigure 700,000-SF Software Lab

Port Asks County to Use Eminent Domain Authority

Truck Stop Sold; Destined for Retail Space

Wayport Europe Launches London Headquarters

Financing Arranged for Office Buildings in Popular Suburban Market

Entergy to Buy Indian Point I and II From Consolidated Edison

Mall Redevelopment Hits Political Snag; Tenants Could Challenge Eminent Domain Vote

Town Goes for a Bargain

Independent Electric Moves from Freight House District

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