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Joffrey Ballet to Get New Home

remstaff &Globe Street | October 29, 2000

CHICAGO- The renowned ballet troupe is planning to build a $24 million downtown headquarters in one of the largest dance development projects in the nation. Commonwealth Edison is donating the $4.5 million building near Lake and State Streets and the city will pitch in another $4 million, with the rest to be raised in a fund raising drive.

Woolley Buys Historic Equitable Building for Office Condo Project

remstaff &Globe Street | October 29, 2000

DENVER-A historic building developer pays about $15.3 million for a 108-year-old building that will be converted into office condominiums. Buyers should be able to get space for the same amount of their leases, says developer Charlie Woolley.

Extrusion Technology Signs for 142,000-SF Manufacturing Site

remstaff &Globe Street | October 29, 2000

HOUSTON-Extrusion Technology inks a deal for 142,000 sf of industrial space for a manufacturing site in the 80-acre Continental Emsco facility. The company supplies titanium and other specialty steels to such markets as aerospace, defense and energy.

Monstermoving.com Leases Corporate Headquarters in White Plains

remstaff &Globe Street | October 29, 2000

WHITE PLAINS-Monstermoving.com has signed a lease for approximately 45,000 sf of space for its corporate headquarters operations, but there is an issue that could put some of that space back on the market.

Dickenson Theatres Near Agreement with Glimcher Realty

remstaff &Globe Street | October 29, 2000

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

Lincoln Park to Redevelop Downtown

remstaff &Globe Street | October 29, 2000

LINCOLN PARK, MI- The City Council has agreed on a plan by developer Simeon Services for new condos and retail in a major overhaul of the downtown. The agreement was signed after the city council dropped Surnow & Co.

Urban Planning and Shifting Demographics Drives Surge in Twin Cities Downtown Housing

remstaff &Globe Street | October 29, 2000

MINNEAPOLIS- Urban planners see downtown condos as a way to fight sprawl and traffic snarls. Permits to build multi-family housing in the Twin Cities have soared to 1,038 last year, up from just 60 ten years ago.