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C.R. Gibson Building Sold to Women's Health and Fitness Company

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2001

NORWALK, CT-The C.R. Gibson building here has been sold to an owner of a women's health and fitness center company for $1.7 million, according to Grubb & Ellis Co. of Stamford, CT, which brokered the deal.

Five Austin Businesses Seal Pacts for 126,000 SF

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2001

AUSTIN-Five Austin businesses have finalized leases for industrial and office space. The largest deal puts Summitt Electric Supply into 56,000 sf at Interchange Business Park.

Trammell Crow Lands Four New Bay Area Assignments

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2001

SAN JOSE, CA-The Dallas-based company wins the management and leasing contract for the 100,420-sf Bayshore Plaza office building in downtown San Jose formerly managed by Parkway Properties. It is 98% leased to 10 tenants.

2001 NAIOP Officers Assume Roles

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2001

DALLAS-The Dallas Chapter of NAIOP is ready for the year, seating a new roster of officers to lead the organization this year. Heading the distinguished group is Michael Dardick of Granite Properties.

Westin Hotels and Resorts Retains Management of Philippine Plaza

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2001

WHITE PLAINS-Westin Hotels & Resorts, a subsidiary of Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc., based here, reports that its management agreement with Philippine Plaza Holdings Inc. for the Westin Philippine Plaza has been renewed.

Convention Center Cost Overruns Halt Design Process

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2001

BOSTON-The Convention Center being built in South Boston is reportedly way over budget, prompting the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority to stop design work on the project while it reviews the numbers.

Montgomery Wards Bankruptcy Brings Going-Out-Of-Business Sales to Five K.C. Stores

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2001

KANSAS CITY-Five local stores are affected, including locations at Oak Park Mall, Ward Parkway Shopping Center, Metro North Shopping Center, Blue Ridge Mall and Indian Springs Marketplace.

Children's Choice Lobs Building Strategy for Corporate America Childcare

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2001

DALLAS-A Dallas-based child-care provider has found a niche in corporate America, building on-site centers tailored to workers with non-traditional schedules. Children's Choice has added MGM Grand in Las Vegas and Medical City Dallas to its construction list.

$80-Mil River Restoration Project to Convert Blighted Area Into Hotspot of Redevelopment

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2001

PHOENIX-Work has begun on a restoration project along a portion of the Salt River in Phoenix that could turn the most blighted land in the Valley into a hotspot for redevelopment.

Metropolitan Life Sells 96,671-SF Shopping Center to Pan Pacific for $15.75 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | January 10, 2001

MILL CREEK, WA-"It's a nice little institutional investment in a fast-growing trade area near Everett," says Paul Sleeth of Colliers International, who represted Metropolitan Life in the sale of the Safeway-anchored strip mall.

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C.R. Gibson Building Sold to Women's Health and Fitness Company

Five Austin Businesses Seal Pacts for 126,000 SF

Trammell Crow Lands Four New Bay Area Assignments

2001 NAIOP Officers Assume Roles

Westin Hotels and Resorts Retains Management of Philippine Plaza

Convention Center Cost Overruns Halt Design Process

Montgomery Wards Bankruptcy Brings Going-Out-Of-Business Sales to Five K.C. Stores

Children's Choice Lobs Building Strategy for Corporate America Childcare

$80-Mil River Restoration Project to Convert Blighted Area Into Hotspot of Redevelopment

Metropolitan Life Sells 96,671-SF Shopping Center to Pan Pacific for $15.75 Mil

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