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For a Price, Taxpayers Gain Control Over Development

remstaff &Globe Street | November 16, 2000

DANVILLE, CA-Measure S went into effect Wednesday, mandating that any development proposed for parklands, open space or an agricultural area be decided by election. But each of these special elections carries a $50,000 price tag.

Disney Appeals $240 Mil Jury Verdict on Sports Complex Conviction

remstaff &Globe Street | November 15, 2000

ORLANDO-Orange County Circuit Court Judge Ted Coleman denies the theme park operator's motion to dismiss ne of the steepest civil case awards in Florida legal annals.

Rubio's Restaurants Expand Into Portland Market

remstaff &Globe Street | November 15, 2000

CARLSBAD, CA-Mexican food chain is expanding into new markets with franchise and development agreements.

Cisco Deals Spill Into East Bay

remstaff &Globe Street | November 15, 2000

FREMONT, CA-Cisco inks several deals, including a 3.4 million-sf office space in Fremont and more than 500,000-sf in Dublin and Pleasanton, bringing the networking giant closer to the East Bay.

Wireless Company Takes Lease in the Loop

remstaff &Globe Street | November 15, 2000

CHICAGO - Tech company elects to stay in Chicago, citing work force advantages.

RE Market Analysis: New York Will Lead in Convergence Economy

remstaff | November 15, 2000

NEW YORK CITY-Last night in the posh Metropolitan Club, speakers invited by Cushman & Wakefield to speak on the future face of the commercial real estate market pronounced this city's future the brightest of all.

Richfield Investments Prepping Site for 100-Acre Retail Project

remstaff &Globe Street | November 15, 2000

HOUSTON-The dirt's flying on a 100-acre tract that Richfield Investments had bought last year for $50 million. Plans call for a large-scale retail center and possibly a hotel or office tower... or both.

Kansas City Marriott Downtown Misses Bond Payment Deadline

remstaff &Globe Street | November 15, 2000

KANSAS CITY, MO-The monies were part of a TIF plan from years ago that were used to help renovate the Marriott and construct the Muehlebach Tower.

California Chip Maker Seeks 6,000 SF for New Technology Center

remstaff &Globe Street | November 15, 2000

RALEIGH, NC-Silicon Access Networks Inc. of San Jose, CA plans to be in business here by yearend with a staff of 30. The software manufacturer hopes set up partnerships with other third-party hardware and software companies that use its new chipset.

Host Marriott to Purchase Its Lease Rights

remstaff &Globe Street | November 15, 2000

BETHESDA, MD-Host Marriott Corp. has not owned the lease rights to its own portfolio of hotels, but is in the middle of a deal now to buy them, according to company officials.

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For a Price, Taxpayers Gain Control Over Development

Disney Appeals $240 Mil Jury Verdict on Sports Complex Conviction

Rubio's Restaurants Expand Into Portland Market

Cisco Deals Spill Into East Bay

Wireless Company Takes Lease in the Loop

RE Market Analysis: New York Will Lead in Convergence Economy

Richfield Investments Prepping Site for 100-Acre Retail Project

Kansas City Marriott Downtown Misses Bond Payment Deadline

California Chip Maker Seeks 6,000 SF for New Technology Center

Host Marriott to Purchase Its Lease Rights

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