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Project's Suspension Forces International Engineering Firm to Reduce Staff

remstaff &Globe Street | January 05, 2001

KANSAS CITY, MO-Black & Veatch will lay off 49 employees after a power plant project in the Aisa-Pacific region is suspended. The engineering firm has 3,500 of its 9,000 employees in Kansas City.

Miller Rejoins Legacy Partners Commercial as Regional President

remstaff &Globe Street | January 05, 2001

IRVINE, CA-John Miller, a 30-year real estate veteran, rejoins Legacy Parners after stint with Maguire Partners. Now back with Legacy, he will run the Southern California and Nevada operations.

Mt. Bachelor Ski Resort Owners Consider Sale

remstaff &Globe Street | January 05, 2001

BEND, OR-According to spokesperson for the would-be buyer, Mt. Bachelor Inc. is in early-stage negotiations for the sale of the resort to Powdr Corp., owner of the Park City Mountain Resort in Utah.

C&W Closes Out 2000 With a 1.2 Mil-SF Rush

remstaff &Globe Street | January 05, 2001

EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ-The sale of a South Jersey office portfolio and a rash of lease transactions by broker's Garden State offices ends "double-zero" pretty much as it began--with a high level of deal-making activity.

Land Company Continues Divesting of Its Portfolio With $1.3 Mil Sale

remstaff &Globe Street | January 05, 2001

PHOENIX-A Phoenix-based land speculator continues to sell off its portfolio, with a $1.3 million sale of a parcel in Gilbert. Sharp drop in stock price caused company to move into the commercial lending business.

Daley Taps Department Veteran For Planning and Development Commissioner

remstaff &Globe Street | January 05, 2001

CHICAGO-Developers and city hall insiders say Alicia Mazur Berg, a 10-year veteran of the city's department of planning and development, has the people skills and deal-making ability to handle the top job.

Philanthropy Group Sells Mixed-use Park for $6.1 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | January 05, 2001

LOS ANGELES-A privately held trust associated with the Hutton Foundation, which provides grants to nonprofit groups, has sold a 114,000-sf, mixed-use park in Riverside.

IBM Vacating 143,000-SF Site of Once Secret High-Tech Research

remstaff &Globe Street | January 05, 2001

BOCA RATON, FL-Nearly 20 years ago, the TechCenter 051 Building became a focal point of top-secret, high-tech research around the time the manufacturing giant began development of the personal computer.

MCI WorldCom to Take Over Eight Floors at 205 N. Michigan Ave.

remstaff &Globe Street | January 05, 2001

CHICAGO-The telecommunications firm is leasing 173,151 sf, or 18% of the office building near the intersection of Lake Street. MCI WorldCom will have 850 employees working there beginning in May.

Palo Alto-Based REIT Adds Orange and Los Angeles County Properties to Portfolio

remstaff &Globe Street | January 05, 2001

ORANGE, CA-In total, Essex Property Trust Inc. paid $66.9 million for two multifamily properties. The 90-unit OC complex, located on seven acres, brought $10.1 million.

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Project's Suspension Forces International Engineering Firm to Reduce Staff

Miller Rejoins Legacy Partners Commercial as Regional President

Mt. Bachelor Ski Resort Owners Consider Sale

C&W Closes Out 2000 With a 1.2 Mil-SF Rush

Land Company Continues Divesting of Its Portfolio With $1.3 Mil Sale

Daley Taps Department Veteran For Planning and Development Commissioner

Philanthropy Group Sells Mixed-use Park for $6.1 Mil

IBM Vacating 143,000-SF Site of Once Secret High-Tech Research

MCI WorldCom to Take Over Eight Floors at 205 N. Michigan Ave.

Palo Alto-Based REIT Adds Orange and Los Angeles County Properties to Portfolio

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