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Property Markets Group Selling Walk-up Portfolio

remstaff &Globe Street | January 19, 2001

NEW YORK CITY-Up to 25 buildings with 477 apartments and 26 stores are being sold, with the proceeds to be reinvested in the local real estate market.

Key Relocation for City's Design, Construction and Land Use Department

remstaff &Globe Street | January 19, 2001

SEATTLE, WA-The DCLU will begin next week the two-month process of relocating its operations to Key Tower, the city's 62-story downtown office building. The move is part of Seattle's Civic Center project aimed at consolidating municipal operations.

Vignette Posts Year-End $532-Mil Loss, Effect on Downtown Project Uncertain

remstaff &Globe Street | January 19, 2001

AUSTIN-Vignette Corp.'s $539-million net loss for last year and 150-employee layoff may stall development plans in the downtown. The city still plans to make good on its $25-million incentive package if Vignette can proceed with the project, says an Austin insider.

Schwan Subsidiary Breaks Ground on 61,293-SF Warehouse Addition

remstaff &Globe Street | January 19, 2001

HOUSTON-Schwan's is undertaking a 61,293-sf expansion of its Deer park warehouse. The completed project will enable the food distributor's Minh Foods line to add 1120 jobs.

Downtown Redevelopment Plan Favors Feet

remstaff &Globe Street | January 19, 2001

SAN JOSE, CA-As part of the continuing revitalization of this city's downtown here, redevelopment agency officials are set to review a plan that would enhance pubic transportation and pedestrian access.

Tamayo Sets Mid-April Opening in Denver

remstaff &Globe Street | January 19, 2001

DENVER-Chef Richard Sandoval is heading to Denver, where he plans to open a Tamayo restaurant. Plans call for 200 seats in an atmosphere that's just a little less casual than his popular New York City and San Francisco Maya locations.

Retail Taking a Breather This Year as New Construction Expected to be Down 50%

remstaff &Globe Street | January 19, 2001

ORLANDO-Central Florida's 46 million-sf market, with a low 6.4% vacancy level, will probably see only 5.8 million sf of new product in 2001, almost half of the 2000 volume, according to new separate analyses by Marcus & Millichap and Grubb & Ellis Co.

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Property Markets Group Selling Walk-up Portfolio

Key Relocation for City's Design, Construction and Land Use Department

Vignette Posts Year-End $532-Mil Loss, Effect on Downtown Project Uncertain

Schwan Subsidiary Breaks Ground on 61,293-SF Warehouse Addition

Downtown Redevelopment Plan Favors Feet

Tamayo Sets Mid-April Opening in Denver

Retail Taking a Breather This Year as New Construction Expected to be Down 50%

Legacy, Mystery Partner Teaming for 285,000-SF Central Platte Office Project

Cost of Barona Casino, Hotel Project Doubles to $255 Mil

Urban Land Institute Fills Two Key Positions

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