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Gables Builds 296 Apartments as Houston Market Strengthens

remstaff &Globe Street | December 20, 2000

HOUSTON-Gables Residential is undertaking a 296-unit expansion to Gables Meyer Park, banking on peak-demand predictions by Apartment Data Services. The $27-million project will deliver by year-end 2001.

NFL Cries Foul Against Broker

remstaff &Globe Street | December 20, 2000

DENVER-The NFL is on the defense over a broker's marketing ploy to sell a one-acre site for a sports bar. The use of the word "Broncos" on a sign has attorneys huddling about the legality of the play. The property is located in a high-traffic area close to the Denver Broncos' headquarters.

Colliers Give High Marks to Silicon Valley

remstaff &Globe Street | December 20, 2000

SAN JOSE, CA-In looking forward to 2001, the international real estate services firm says the Silicon Valley "boasts a robust local economy in an economically vibrant state.

County to Spend Approximately $5-Mil for Affordable Housing Development

remstaff &Globe Street | December 20, 2000

WHITE PLAINS-Westchester County Executive Andrew Spano reports that the county intends to spend almost $5 million to acquire 16 properties in downtown New Rochelle to develop affordable housing units.

Last of Nine Buildings in Inland Empire Business Complex Brings $2.2 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | December 20, 2000

NEWPORT BEACH, CA-Built in two phases, all nine buildings at Turner Grove Business Park sold quickly after completion.

Wendy's Franchisees Are in the Dough, Adding Panera Bread to Portfolio

remstaff &Globe Street | December 20, 2000

ATLANTA-Howard Nelson and Don and Scott Harris, through their newly-formed Hooked on Dough company, plan to open 25 eateries in the metro area and throughout the state after acquiring franchise rights from St. Louis-based Panera Bread Co.

Planners Rebuff Project Opponents, Endorse 64-Unit Loft

remstaff &Globe Street | December 20, 2000

SAN FRANCISCO-In the face of protests from housing and slow-growth activists, this city's Planning Commission endorses plans to build the Mission District project, which also would include nine retail spaces.

Stratus Properties Ready to Break Ground on Lantana's Third Building

remstaff &Globe Street | December 20, 2000

AUSTIN-It's full steam ahead for Stratus Properties as it preps to break ground on the third building in its 690,000-sf Lantana Corporate Center. Meanwhile, the team is huddling over plans for the next two buildings, which could break ground in mid-2001.

Hilton to Expand Garden Inn Brand

remstaff &Globe Street | December 20, 2000

LOS ANGELES-The Beverly Hills-based hotel owner has announced plans to add 50 new Hilton Garden Inn hotels to it development pipeline in 2001.

B-52 Lands in 1920s LoDo Building

remstaff &Globe Street | December 20, 2000

DENVER-Memories, that's what a new restaurateur is bringing to LoDo. Building on a 1940s theme, a historic B-52 is the eatery's focal point, supplemented by a second-floor Tomorrow Land theme that takes it cue from George Jetson.

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Gables Builds 296 Apartments as Houston Market Strengthens

NFL Cries Foul Against Broker

Colliers Give High Marks to Silicon Valley

County to Spend Approximately $5-Mil for Affordable Housing Development

Last of Nine Buildings in Inland Empire Business Complex Brings $2.2 Mil

Wendy's Franchisees Are in the Dough, Adding Panera Bread to Portfolio

Planners Rebuff Project Opponents, Endorse 64-Unit Loft

Stratus Properties Ready to Break Ground on Lantana's Third Building

Hilton to Expand Garden Inn Brand

B-52 Lands in 1920s LoDo Building

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