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Multifamily Housing Offers Favorable Five-Year Outlook for Investors

remstaff &Globe Street | October 06, 2000

NEW YORK CITY-Positive factors for this sector include an equilibrium between market supply and demand and a new construction rate that

Landowner Sues Would-be Buyer for Failing to Pay Up

remstaff &Globe Street | October 06, 2000

CHULA VISTA--Planned buyer of the 148-acre Crystal Bay project fails to post deposit, lands in court.

Quibbling Done, Shipper Breaks Ground for Mega Port Facility in Newark Area

remstaff &Globe Street | October 06, 2000

NEWARK, NJ-Maersk Sealand's plans for a container hub promise to boost local industrial activity.

Overbuilding Not Happening, but FDIC is Right in Raising a Caution Flag, says Stiles

remstaff &Globe Street | October 06, 2000

ORLANDO-The Fort Lauderdale developer will be crowned 2000 Developer of the Year at the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties' annual conference and marketplace here Oct. 18-20.

Community America Buys Land in Lenexa Business Park

remstaff &Globe Street | October 06, 2000

LENEXA, KS-Renner Ridge Corporate Center sells land to credit union, which will use the site to consolidate its headquarters.

Bank Pays Cash for Suburban Branch Site

remstaff &Globe Street | October 06, 2000

ORLANDO-Southern Community Bank paid Timacuan Land Trust $816,750 for a 1.25-acre outparcel on the seller's 12.6-acre tract in Lake Mary, FL. The Orlando bank plans a branch at the site.

New Asset Purchase Grows San Francisco REIT's Local Holdings to Seven Million SF

remstaff &Globe Street | October 06, 2000

ATLANTA-ABM Property Corp. paid Mitsubishi Electronics America $6.1 million or $30.5 per sf for the seller's distribution center in the commercially-hot Interstate 85 corridor's northeast market. BellSouth occupies the property on a long-term lease.

Moody's Downgrades Post Properties Standing

remstaff &Globe Street | October 06, 2000

NEW YORK CITY-Downturn in its strategy and prediction of lower earnings didn't help the report card. But it could have been worse.

E-Business Firm Doubles Its Office Space in Westchester

remstaff &Globe Street | October 06, 2000

TARRYTOWN, NY-Framework Inc., an Internet-based loan fulfillment solutions firm, has expanded its corporate headquarters operations at 303 South Broadway in Tarrytown by signing a lease for 24,720 sf of space.

Pay Increases for Real Estate Execs Projected to Fall 2-1/2% This Year

remstaff &Globe Street | October 06, 2000

WASHINGTON, DC-The pay differential among managers can vary dramatically depending on what part of the country they live in. Leasing consultants, however, seem immune from a compensation bias based on geography.

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Multifamily Housing Offers Favorable Five-Year Outlook for Investors

Landowner Sues Would-be Buyer for Failing to Pay Up

Quibbling Done, Shipper Breaks Ground for Mega Port Facility in Newark Area

Overbuilding Not Happening, but FDIC is Right in Raising a Caution Flag, says Stiles

Community America Buys Land in Lenexa Business Park

Bank Pays Cash for Suburban Branch Site

New Asset Purchase Grows San Francisco REIT's Local Holdings to Seven Million SF

Moody's Downgrades Post Properties Standing

E-Business Firm Doubles Its Office Space in Westchester

Pay Increases for Real Estate Execs Projected to Fall 2-1/2% This Year

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