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J.P. Morgan Enters Denver Market with $40-Mil Buy

remstaff &Globe Street | January 20, 2001

DENVER-J.P. Morgan has made its first buy in the Denver market, setting a state record for the per unit cost. The $40-million purchase breaks down to $131,578 per unit for the Brookside Village Apartments in the Denver Technological Center.

Concord Takes from San Jose Redevelopment Agency for New Planning Director

remstaff &Globe Street | January 19, 2001

CONCORD, CA-James Forsberg, the new director, was a key player in the development of San Jose Arena, the Tech Museum of Innovation and San Jose Repertory Theatre. Before San Jose, Forsberg held planning positions in Southern California and Arizona.

Henry S. Miller Commercial Hawks Industrial Projects in Ft. Worth, Grand Prairie

remstaff &Globe Street | January 19, 2001

FT. WORTH-A Henry S. Miller Commercial team in the Arlington office has closed two industrial transactions. One's in Fossil Creek and the other, the Great Southwest, where an automated truck fueling station is planned.

Computer Software Firm Relocates to Wilton

remstaff &Globe Street | January 19, 2001

WILTON, CT-Respond Inc., a computer software firm, has relocated its corporate headquarters operations from Westport to almost 9,000 sf of space in Wilton, according to the Stamford-based office of brokerage firm Grubb & Ellis.

GMS Realty Pays $8.7 Mil for Shopping Plaza

remstaff &Globe Street | January 19, 2001

LOS ANGELES-GMS Realty has purchased a 67,000-sf shopping plaza in San Fernando.

Mission Valley Office Building Sold for $3.88 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | January 19, 2001

SAN DIEGO-An office building in Mission Valley has been sold for $3.88 million.

Signs of Economic Slowdown in Arizona Are Beginning to Show

remstaff &Globe Street | January 19, 2001

PHOENIX-While the unemployment rate remained steady through the end of the year, there are signs that Arizona's economy is beginning to follow the nation's slowing lead.

Signs of Economic Slowdown in Arizona Are Beginning to Show

remstaff &Globe Street | January 19, 2001

PHOENIX-While the unemployment rate remained steady through the end of the year, there are signs that Arizona's economy is slowing economy, similar to the rest of the nation.

Unico Unloads 8 Office Properties for $83.27 Mil, Including One, Two, & Three Renton Place

remstaff &Globe Street | January 19, 2001

RENTON, WA-The buyer, HAL Real Estate Investment, acquires a grand total of 670,000 sf here at an aggregate rate of $124/sf. Unico still owns several other office properties in the Renton area, and is bullish on the submarket.

Congressional Action Opens New Capital Window for Correctional Properties Trust

remstaff &Globe Street | January 19, 2001

PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL-The locally based REIT anticipates positive returns on a new law that allows private companies to negotiate long-term leases with the US attorney general, company CEO Charles Jones tells GlobeSt.com in an exclusive interview.

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J.P. Morgan Enters Denver Market with $40-Mil Buy

Concord Takes from San Jose Redevelopment Agency for New Planning Director

Henry S. Miller Commercial Hawks Industrial Projects in Ft. Worth, Grand Prairie

Computer Software Firm Relocates to Wilton

GMS Realty Pays $8.7 Mil for Shopping Plaza

Mission Valley Office Building Sold for $3.88 Mil

Signs of Economic Slowdown in Arizona Are Beginning to Show

Signs of Economic Slowdown in Arizona Are Beginning to Show

Unico Unloads 8 Office Properties for $83.27 Mil, Including One, Two, & Three Renton Place

Congressional Action Opens New Capital Window for Correctional Properties Trust

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