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$45-Mil Multifamily Project Secures Final OK; Construction Starts in March

remstaff &Globe Street | October 04, 2000

AURORA, CO-A $45-million, 345-unit multifamily development gets a green light from city council despite community pressure to nix the project. Construction is now clear to begin in March.

Hines and Calpers Buy a Pair of Riverfront Office Buildings

remstaff &Globe Street | October 04, 2000

CAMBRIDGE, MA-Exemplifying the strength of the city's office market, the pair of class A buildings will fetch more than $200 million, according to industry sources.

Research Triangle Park--A Cachet Address for High-Tech Players

remstaff &Globe Street | October 04, 2000

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC-Research Triangle Park, 150 miles from Charlotte, was a success from the start. Now, after more than 40 years of progress, the park is one of the most strategic and prestigious addresses in the state.

Fort Clatsop Expansion May Include Station Camp

remstaff &Globe Street | October 04, 2000

McGOWAN, WA-A U.S. Senate bill to expand the Fort Clatsop National Memorial in Warrenton, Ore. for the bicentennial of the Corps of Discovery may include this tiny spot on the north side of the Columbia River.

Developer's Stubbornness May Cost Him Public Funds

remstaff &Globe Street | October 04, 2000

PHOENIX--Developer of $557-million project is refusing to disclosure financial information to Scottsdale's city council, which may pull the plug on $100 million in public funds earmarked for the project.

Big Companies Could Lose Subsidies

remstaff &Globe Street | October 04, 2000

TRENTON-State agency seeks to steer corporate development away from open space targeted for preservation.

Telecom Hotels Invading Traditional Industrial Space

remstaff &Globe Street | October 04, 2000

SEATTLE-Developers are converting more warehouses here for use as telecom data facilities, which fetch several times more per sf than traditional industrial space.

First Industrial to Develop Massive Distribution Facility for Proctor & Gamble

remstaff &Globe Street | October 04, 2000

CHICAGO- The nation's largest industrial REIT will develop a huge, 1.7 million-sf distribution facility for the consumer products giant in Scranton, PA. The new project is indicative of the kinds of "value added" development deals First Industrial is aggressively pursuing as the REIT refocuses its business strategy.

TriQuest, Puget Plastics Consolidate in Washington Instead of Oregon

remstaff &Globe Street | October 04, 2000

VANCOUVER, WA-The two injection molding firms in June said they would consolidate operations at Puget's headquarters. They have instead set up in TriQuest's 3.25-acre, 100,000-sf plant at 3000 Columbia House Blvd.

New York City's Sherman Joins Crescent Team

remstaff &Globe Street | October 04, 2000

FT. WORTH-David M. Sherman will be joining the board of trust managers for Crescent Real Estate Equities Co. Sherman's experience is being touted as valuable to take Crescent "to a new level," says the REIT's CEO.

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$45-Mil Multifamily Project Secures Final OK; Construction Starts in March

Hines and Calpers Buy a Pair of Riverfront Office Buildings

Research Triangle Park--A Cachet Address for High-Tech Players

Fort Clatsop Expansion May Include Station Camp

Developer's Stubbornness May Cost Him Public Funds

Big Companies Could Lose Subsidies

Telecom Hotels Invading Traditional Industrial Space

First Industrial to Develop Massive Distribution Facility for Proctor & Gamble

TriQuest, Puget Plastics Consolidate in Washington Instead of Oregon

New York City's Sherman Joins Crescent Team

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