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USOL Holdings Optimistic Despite Year-to-Date, Quarterly Net Losses

remstaff &Globe Street | November 17, 2000

AUSTIN-Depreciation, amortization and increased costs for selling, general and administrative segments puts USOL Holdings at a $13-million year-to-date net loss. On a positive note, revenues have jumped 86% for the nine-month accounting, a positive sign for the cost of doing business.

Federal Reserve Says Region's Commercial Real Estate, Residential Markets Softening

remstaff &Globe Street | November 17, 2000

DALLAS-The commercial and residential real estate markets are cooling off, except for apartment demand, so says the latest report by the Federal Reserve Bank. The conclusion may help to offset that "at risk" ranking leveled by the FDIC earlier this fall.

With Space at a Premium, City's Unemployment Lowest in More than a Decade

remstaff &Globe Street | November 17, 2000

NEW YORK CITY-Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani responded publicly today to new employment figures released by the state's Department of Labor showing job creation rates are still on the rise. The crunch for space continues.

Distribution Center Lands Two Big Hitters

remstaff &Globe Street | November 17, 2000

ATLANTA-The Airport Distribution Center's Building Two filled up fast as two national companies sign leases totaling 405,000 sf. The estimated aggregate value of the transactions is $15.4 million.

Shorenstein Co. Movin' On Down In Its Bank of America Building

remstaff &Globe Street | November 17, 2000

SAN FRANCISCO-Cashing in on the real estate boom, the San Francisco company will give up its 49th floor digs and move down eight floors, where Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co. also will reside.

Minnesota Gophers Want a New Stadium

remstaff &Globe Street | November 17, 2000

MINNEAPOLIS - A new stadium for the football team could cost as much as $200 million.

Stowers Institute Near Completion

remstaff &Globe Street | November 17, 2000

KANSAS CITY, MO - Researchers are moving into the $500 mil biomedical research center as construction is nearly done.

$35 Mil in Sales and Leases Completed by Colliers Seeley

remstaff &Globe Street | November 17, 2000

ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Deals totaling $35 million were brokered by Colliers Seeley's Irvine office and include leases by expanding local companies, as well as a parcel that one developer sold to another developer.

Pharm Co. Signs $1-Mil Lease in Popular University Town Centre

remstaff &Globe Street | November 17, 2000

SAN DIEGO-The hot University Towne Center area gets even hotter as another biotechnology firm signs a lease near retail-rich University Towne Centre mall.

OpsXchange Unveils Online Real Estate Suppliers Exchange

remstaff &Globe Street | November 17, 2000

SAN FRANCISCO-REITs, REOCs, property management companies and industry consortiums can license the new platform to establish private e-marketplaces, where users can enter important information critical to property management, asset date and descriptions.

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USOL Holdings Optimistic Despite Year-to-Date, Quarterly Net Losses

Federal Reserve Says Region's Commercial Real Estate, Residential Markets Softening

With Space at a Premium, City's Unemployment Lowest in More than a Decade

Distribution Center Lands Two Big Hitters

Shorenstein Co. Movin' On Down In Its Bank of America Building

Minnesota Gophers Want a New Stadium

Stowers Institute Near Completion

$35 Mil in Sales and Leases Completed by Colliers Seeley

Pharm Co. Signs $1-Mil Lease in Popular University Town Centre

OpsXchange Unveils Online Real Estate Suppliers Exchange

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