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Lack of Financing Stops Hotel Project

remstaff &Globe Street | November 17, 2000

ATALNTA-The Days Inn in Midtown is back on the block after financing to convert the property into a boutique hotel falls through.

Distributor of Janitorial Supplies Relocating to Pico Rivera

remstaff &Globe Street | November 17, 2000

LOS ANGELES-Lagasse Bros. Inc. signs $2.9-mil deal for 109,685 sf of

Neighborhood Center, Minus a Theater Lease, Sold for $5.8 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | November 17, 2000

BOCA RATON, FL-Muvico Entertainment terminated its movie house lease prior to the sale of the 19-year-old, 52,750-sf retail complex at 21060 St. Andrews Blvd. here. Compson St. Andrews Associates paid River Woods of Tampa Ltd. $110.96 per sf for the 5.22-acre asset.

Turner Corp. Hires IT Veteran to Drive High-Tech Strategy

remstaff &Globe Street | November 17, 2000

DALLAS-The Turner Corp. is bringing a 25-year veteran of the technology business on board to create and implement a high-tech strategy. The new hire has been named vice president and chief information officer.

CB Richard Ellis Draws S&P's Interest

remstaff &Globe Street | November 17, 2000

LOS ANGELES-Credit-rating giant puts real estate firm on CreditWatch list with a "negative" designation, citing the brokerage's high debt level and uncertainty about terms of proposed takeover.

Federal Funding for St. Paul Light Rail Very Close

remstaff &Globe Street | November 17, 2000

ST. PAUL - Just one hurdle left before Congress commits $334 mil to the $625 mil project.

Austin Brokers Seal 12 Leases Totaling 89,056 SF

remstaff &Globe Street | November 17, 2000

AUSTIN-It's been a relatively busy week for Austin brokers, who have signed leasing pacts for 12 clients. Analog Devices Inc. is the largest space taker in this week's transactions, signing for 45,000 sf of office space.

Union Planters Opens First Location in Kansas Market

remstaff &Globe Street | November 17, 2000

OVERLAND PARK, KS - Memphis-based national bank opens loan production office, which will include real estate lending.

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.

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Lack of Financing Stops Hotel Project

Distributor of Janitorial Supplies Relocating to Pico Rivera

Neighborhood Center, Minus a Theater Lease, Sold for $5.8 Mil

Turner Corp. Hires IT Veteran to Drive High-Tech Strategy

CB Richard Ellis Draws S&P's Interest

Federal Funding for St. Paul Light Rail Very Close

Austin Brokers Seal 12 Leases Totaling 89,056 SF

Union Planters Opens First Location in Kansas Market

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

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

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