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Wal-Mart Plans 200,000-SF Super Center in Apache Junction

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

APACHE JUNCTION, AZ-While other Valley cities are shunning big box development, Apache Junction is welcoming Wal-Mart's planned super center here with open arms.

Mayor Again Rejects IKEA's Plans for Assembly Square Parcel

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

SOMERVILLE, MA-Mayor Dorothy Kelly Gay rejected IKEA's latest plans for its 17-acre parcel here at Assembly Square. The Swedish furniture company began submitting proposals last year.

Key Executives Promoted, Added to Grubb & Ellis' Sacramento Office

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

SACRAMENTO, CA-Among other promotions and additions, Bruce Hester, recognized for completing at least $225,000 worth of apartment transactions in each of the past three years, has been promoted to senior vice president.

President Bush's Executive Order Opens Doors to Nonunion Workers

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

OLYMPIA, WA-The Associated Builders and Contractors of Western Wash. is awaiting interpretation of the new ban on union-only participation in federally funded construction. The question is whether the order covers projects only fully funded projects, or partially funded projects as well.

Market Woes Have Opus NW Changing Plans in the South Sound

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

TACOMA, WA-A weakened Puget Sound office market has developer Opus Northwest substantially reducing the size of its Pacific Steps project here. The company also has yet to ink tenants for its nearly complete 156,000-sf Eastpointe project further north in Issaquah.

Cubist Pharmaceuticals Purchases New HQ for $34-Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

LEXINGTON, MA-Cambridge-based Cubist Pharmaceuticals purchases new corporate headquarters here for $34 million. The company has been searching for a location for three years. Its operations will be consolidated in this new location.

Troy Development Still Proceeding, But at Slower Pace and on Smaller Scale

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

TROY, MI-Suburban Detroit's largest commercial market is seeing construction drop off in all

Linens 'n Things, Barnes & Noble Sign on at New Mall

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

HOLMDEL, NJ-Two retailers join the list of upscale tenants inking leases at the 235,000-sf Commons at Holmdel, being built on the site of former Lily Tulip paper cup manufacturing plant.

Home Depot Remains Interested in East Side Location

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

DETROIT-Home Depot officials are saying plans for the company's first store in the city remain viable. The Atlanta-based company has been looking at a site in Riverbend Plaza shopping center to build a new store.

Chicago-Based Medical Network Opens La Jolla Surgery Center

remstaff &Globe Street | February 21, 2001

LA JOLLA, CA-Chicago-based orthopaedic surgery network, in partnership with local physicians, has opened a new facility here.

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Wal-Mart Plans 200,000-SF Super Center in Apache Junction

Mayor Again Rejects IKEA's Plans for Assembly Square Parcel

Key Executives Promoted, Added to Grubb & Ellis' Sacramento Office

President Bush's Executive Order Opens Doors to Nonunion Workers

Market Woes Have Opus NW Changing Plans in the South Sound

Cubist Pharmaceuticals Purchases New HQ for $34-Mil

Troy Development Still Proceeding, But at Slower Pace and on Smaller Scale

Linens 'n Things, Barnes & Noble Sign on at New Mall

Home Depot Remains Interested in East Side Location

Chicago-Based Medical Network Opens La Jolla Surgery Center

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