Search Results

Office Market Questionable in Oregon's Capital

remstaff &Globe Street | October 30, 2000

SALEM, OR-With vacancy rates rising and a record amount of space coming online, the development pipeline is shrinking and developers prepare for a soft market. Vacancy rates for retail also rose during the third quarter, according to the latest survey by Coldwell Banker Commercial.

Arquati Moulding Now Occupying 67,600 SF in Lease Renewal, Expansion Deal

remstaff &Globe Street | October 30, 2000

DALLAS-A manufacturer and distributor of picture frames needs more space, signing a lease renewal and expansion to provide 67,600 sf for its operation. Arquati Moulding is a tenant in the Frankford Distribution Center II

Reckson's Flagship NJ Property is Now 100% Leased

remstaff &Globe Street | October 30, 2000

SHORT HILLS, NJ-Three tenants have signed for space to completely fill up the 250,000-sf 51 JFK Parkway.

Growing Jackson Gets More Retail

remstaff &Globe Street | October 30, 2000

JACKSON, MI- Big box store joins shopping mall center.

City Set to Sell Bonds for Moscone Center

remstaff &Globe Street | October 30, 2000

SAN FRANCISCO-Approximately $157 million in variable-rate bonds is scheduled for sale Nov. 1 to pay for an expansion of Moscone Center.

Reliant Energy Snaps Up Naming Rights for Harris County Sports, Convention Facilities

remstaff &Globe Street | October 30, 2000

HOUSTON-Reliant Energy scores with Harris County, securing naming rights in a 32-year deal for sports and convention facilities. Among the structures that will bear Reliant Energy's name is Houston's new NFL stadium.

Boston Properties to Hold Topping Off for Site in Prudential Center

remstaff &Globe Street | October 30, 2000

BOSTON-This Wednesday Boston Properties will place the domed top on its new 36-story tower in the Prudential Center. It is the largest speculative office tower under construction in Back Bay.

Metro Airport May Demolish Two Terminals

remstaff &Globe Street | October 30, 2000

DETROIT-Administrators at Detroit Metropolitan Airport are considering plans to demolish two of three existing terminals. Smaller airlines have to approve plans for rebuilding.

Dickenson Theatres Near Agreement with Glimcher Realty

remstaff &Globe Street | October 30, 2000

MISSION, KS-The bankrupt chain and Great Mall of the Great Plains owner Glimcher Realty are near an agreement to allow the theater to continue operating at the mall. Glimcher is Dickenson's largest unsecured creditor.

The Ice House Cometh to a New Life as a 98-Unit, $10 Mil Loft Complex

remstaff &Globe Street | October 30, 2000

ATLANTA-Braden Feldman Group remodeled the 1926 Atlantic Ice & Coal Co. building in suburban Decatur, added a five-story addition, and built a separate four-story loft structure on the two-acre site. Occupancy is scheduled for January.

‹ ‹ PREV 24144 24145 24146 ... 24599 › NEXT ›

Office Market Questionable in Oregon's Capital

Arquati Moulding Now Occupying 67,600 SF in Lease Renewal, Expansion Deal

Reckson's Flagship NJ Property is Now 100% Leased

Growing Jackson Gets More Retail

City Set to Sell Bonds for Moscone Center

Reliant Energy Snaps Up Naming Rights for Harris County Sports, Convention Facilities

Boston Properties to Hold Topping Off for Site in Prudential Center

Metro Airport May Demolish Two Terminals

Dickenson Theatres Near Agreement with Glimcher Realty

The Ice House Cometh to a New Life as a 98-Unit, $10 Mil Loft Complex

Resources