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Malkin Fights Arbitration Ruling on Empire State

remstaff &Globe Street | April 10, 2001

NEW YORK CITY--An arbitration panel may have ruled against Peter Malkin, deciding that Helmsley-Spear would retain control of the Empire State Building, but Helmsley-Spear has not heard the last of them.

Basin Street Expands Tenant Services

remstaff &Globe Street | April 10, 2001

PETALUMA, CA-Michael White, a leasing and investment property specialist, will be a leasing department project manager for the company. He will assist Scott Stranzl, the recently appointed vice president of leasing.

Planned Mixed-Use Project Slowly Erasing Leesburg's Rural Aura

remstaff &Globe Street | April 10, 2001

LEESBURG, FL-Lake County landowner Crayton Pruitt convinced the city's planning commission to give the estimated $1 billion, 3,443-acre venture a first green light on his way to developing 350,000 sf of retail, a 400-acre industrial park and 2,750 multifamily and single-family units, 50 miles northwest of Downtown Orlando.

Radisson Adds 12 Hotels in 1st Quarter

remstaff &Globe Street | April 10, 2001

MINETONKA, MN- Radisson Hotels & Resorts adds more than 2,000 rooms to the brand. The new hotels include hotels in Sedona, AZ; Providence, RI and Portland, OR.

Packard BioChip Acquires, Will Convert Building

remstaff &Globe Street | April 10, 2001

BILLERICA, MA-Packard BioChip Technologies LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Packard BioScience Company, purchases a 40,000-sf building here for $3.3 million. The company plans to convert the office and R & D building into a manufacturing facility.

Kitty Hawk Area Flying High with A-Bond Rating

remstaff &Globe Street | April 10, 2001

DARE COUNTY, NC-An expanded highway and a new bridge are expected to increase the county's development opportunities. Kitty Hawk, site of the Wright Brothers' aviation feats, is 230 miles northeast of Downtown Charlotte.

Cencor Urban Properties Vertically Aligns Its Stars

remstaff &Globe Street | April 10, 2001

AUSTIN-Cencor Urban Properties president Tom Terkel is vertically aligning his stars in the development arena. Today, he takes his message to the Institute of Real Estate Managers in Austin. And to GlobeSt.com, he reveals the new division's plans.

Office Space Opens in Downtown's LACS

remstaff &Globe Street | April 10, 2001

LOS ANGELES-With Downtown Los Angeles office market beginning to bounce back, more than 200,000 sf of office space has opened up in Downtown's Los Angeles Center Studios.

Apple Reseller Shutters All 10 Locations

remstaff &Globe Street | April 10, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO-ComputerWare had stores in San Francisco, Dublin, San Mateo, San Rafael, Santa Clara, Sunnyvale and Berkeley. The 17-year-old company sold Apple Computer products exclusively in and around northern California.

Raytheon Will Take Charge to Cover Costs of Plants

remstaff &Globe Street | April 10, 2001

WEYMOUTH, MA-Raytheon Co. takes a $275 to $325 million charge in its first quarter to cover the completion of two power plants here and in Everett. The company is obligated to finish building the plants.

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Malkin Fights Arbitration Ruling on Empire State

Basin Street Expands Tenant Services

Planned Mixed-Use Project Slowly Erasing Leesburg's Rural Aura

Radisson Adds 12 Hotels in 1st Quarter

Packard BioChip Acquires, Will Convert Building

Kitty Hawk Area Flying High with A-Bond Rating

Cencor Urban Properties Vertically Aligns Its Stars

Office Space Opens in Downtown's LACS

Apple Reseller Shutters All 10 Locations

Raytheon Will Take Charge to Cover Costs of Plants

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