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$225 Mil Budgeted for Infrastructure, $57.4 Mil Slated for Parkway

remstaff &Globe Street | January 23, 2001

WOODBRIDGE, NJ-The NJ Highway Authority, operator of the toll road, sets aside funds for several key projects, but repairs to a major bridge are on hold because there isn't enough money in the kitty.

Construction Had Its Ups and Downs in 2000, According to Report

remstaff &Globe Street | January 23, 2001

SAN DIEGO-Commercial construction was up in 2000; however, a decline in residential and other building sectors points to a general construction slowdown last year.

Converse Declares Bankruptcy, HQ Downsizing and Plants Closing

remstaff &Globe Street | January 23, 2001

NORTH READING, MA-Converse Inc. files for bankruptcy protection. The sneaker maker sells its headquarters here for $15.1 million but plans to remain in the area.

EnCompass Globalization Retreating from Puget Sound Market

remstaff &Globe Street | January 23, 2001

KIRKLAND, WA-The software customization company is in the process of vacating its 14,000 sf of offices in the Crown Point Corporate Center here following a decision by its Bellevue-based, Japanese-owned parent company Trans Cosmos USA, to shutter the operation.

Invesco Offers $120 Mil for Stadium Naming Rights

remstaff &Globe Street | January 23, 2001

DENVER-Invesco is dangling a $120-million carrot for the right to affix its name to the new Mile High Stadium. Denver's mayor says full disclosure about the name's future, its existing label and debt pay-down must come before final papers are signed.

Regal Cinemas Unloads Older 11-Acre Southern Oregon Theater Property

remstaff &Globe Street | January 23, 2001

EUGENE, OR-Buyer Arlie & Co. is looking to do some interior demolition work and lease out the property temporarily as office space or storage while it studies the myriad options for the 11-acre site, which is zoned for general commercial uses an includes five acres of undeveloped land.

Scaled-down Version of $57-Mil Project Proposed

remstaff &Globe Street | January 23, 2001

PHOENIX-A consultant to Scottsdale has suggested scaling back the size of a mixed-use project that will be anchored by an ice hockey arena for the Phoenix Coyotes, if the city wants to increase return on its investment of $100 million in public funds.

M/PF Research Confirms Austin Multifamily Completions Straining to Keep Pace with Demand

remstaff &Globe Street | January 23, 2001

AUSTIN-It's a landlord's world in the state capital, where monthly rent has jumped above $800 for the first time. New completions are failing to curb rent, with demand lagging by a mere 150 units. This year could bring relief due to the number of projects now under way.

Showcase Restaurants a Promising Trend

remstaff &Globe Street | January 23, 2001

CHARLOTTE-Adding to the dining experience in the Queen City is an emerging design trend that allows the diner to see more while being seen.

Former Stuart Hall Co. Warehouse, Distribution Center Closing

remstaff &Globe Street | January 23, 2001

KANSAS CITY-The stationery company's 500,000-sf facility at 5414 E. Front St. is available for sublease through Colliers Turley Martin Tucker. It now belongs to Pen-Tab, which bought the company in 1998.

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$225 Mil Budgeted for Infrastructure, $57.4 Mil Slated for Parkway

Construction Had Its Ups and Downs in 2000, According to Report

Converse Declares Bankruptcy, HQ Downsizing and Plants Closing

EnCompass Globalization Retreating from Puget Sound Market

Invesco Offers $120 Mil for Stadium Naming Rights

Regal Cinemas Unloads Older 11-Acre Southern Oregon Theater Property

Scaled-down Version of $57-Mil Project Proposed

M/PF Research Confirms Austin Multifamily Completions Straining to Keep Pace with Demand

Showcase Restaurants a Promising Trend

Former Stuart Hall Co. Warehouse, Distribution Center Closing

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