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Sea World Beats Disney in Raising Prices First, but the Mouse Retaliates with Higher Admission

remstaff &Globe Street | January 08, 2001

ORLANDO-For 30 years, Walt Disney World has set the pace in annually raising ticket prices to its 30,000-acre theme park emporium. But this year, for the first time, neighboring Sea World got the jump by pushing its net admissions to $50.83 from $48.88 per adult. Disney waited two days, then increased its tickets by $2 to $50.88, beating Sea World's price by a nickel. Universal Orlando's net $49.22 price is unchanged so far.

AmeriVest Shareholders Get Extra Investment Option

remstaff &Globe Street | January 08, 2001

DENVER-AmeriVest Properties is launching a bonus investment option for its shareholders. At least 536,561 shares are up for grabs with the plan, which goes into effect Jan. 17 at the same time that a nominal dividend payout takes place.

Developer Interest in Tempe's $50-Mil Lake on the Rise

remstaff &Globe Street | January 08, 2001

PHOENIX-Interest in Tempe's Town Lake, a two-mile long lake built in a normally dry riverbed is beginning to swell after years of trying to entice development.

Upscale Apartments Under Construction in West Metro Detroit

remstaff &Globe Street | January 08, 2001

DETROIT-New apartment developments in the area between Ann Arbor and Detroit aim for the upper end of the market. They are expected to be in high demand by prospective tenants thanks to a lack of new development in the market.

Teder to Help Lead Peacock Financial in New Direction

remstaff &Globe Street | January 08, 2001

MISSION VIEJO, CA-Management consultant with extensive experience in developing business plans joins board of San Jacinto-based financial organization, as it ventures into the realm of investment banking.

Great Lakes' 2000 Dividends Add Up to 11% of REIT's Stock Price

remstaff &Globe Street | January 08, 2001

CHICAGO-The Oak Brook-based REIT, which owns and manages suburban office product totaling more than 5 million sf, announces total dividends of $1.91 per share, including $0.49 in capital gains.

Poor Ticket Sales Causes CinemaStar Theaters to File Bankruptcy

remstaff &Globe Street | January 08, 2001

CARLSBAD, CA-Competition causes local theater chain files for bankruptcy protection. The company doesn't plan to close any of its nine movie theaters.

New Multifamily Complex Slated for Downtown Redevelopment District

remstaff &Globe Street | January 08, 2001

SAN DIEGO-Canadian developer will begin construction on a new 328-unit, 650,000-sf multifamily complex in Downtown's Columbia redevelopment district.

$500-Mil ABN Amro Plaza on Drawing Board for West Loop Block

remstaff &Globe Street | January 08, 2001

CHICAGO-The Netherlands-based bank holding company proposes building two 30-story, 2.5-million-sf offices towers on a city block just west of the Richard Ogilvie Metra train terminal with city and state help.

Starbucks Drawn to 550 W. Washington Blvd.'s 30,000 SF, Proximity to Trains

remstaff &Globe Street | January 08, 2001

CHICAGO-The Seattle-based coffee retailer is moving 50 marketing, real estate, business alliance and operations employees from 1165 N. Clark St. to a building across the street from a major Metra rail terminal.

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Sea World Beats Disney in Raising Prices First, but the Mouse Retaliates with Higher Admission

AmeriVest Shareholders Get Extra Investment Option

Developer Interest in Tempe's $50-Mil Lake on the Rise

Upscale Apartments Under Construction in West Metro Detroit

Teder to Help Lead Peacock Financial in New Direction

Great Lakes' 2000 Dividends Add Up to 11% of REIT's Stock Price

Poor Ticket Sales Causes CinemaStar Theaters to File Bankruptcy

New Multifamily Complex Slated for Downtown Redevelopment District

$500-Mil ABN Amro Plaza on Drawing Board for West Loop Block

Starbucks Drawn to 550 W. Washington Blvd.'s 30,000 SF, Proximity to Trains

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