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Charles Schwab & Co.'s Fifth US Investor Center to Generate 3,500 Jobs

remstaff &Globe Street | September 29, 2000

AUSTIN-Charles Schwab & Co. Inc. has christened its fifth investor center in the US, a move expecting to generate 3,500 jobs over the long term. The project is a four-building complex at 12401 Research Blvd.

SchafeRichardson Pays $2.4 Mil for Former Bank's Store

remstaff &Globe Street | September 29, 2000

MINNEAPOLIS-The 156,000-sf old warehouse will be converted to office space.

Former North County Factory Outlet Fetches Nearly $4.8 Mil

remstaff &Globe Street | September 29, 2000

SAN MARCOS, CA-A freeway-visible landmark fetches nearly $4.8 million, with the new owners planning a face-lift for the 106,000-sf structure. The center, which had closed in January, will be retrofitted into a home furnishings, mixed-use retail and office location.

Captec REIT Puts Itself Up for Sale

remstaff &Globe Street | September 29, 2000

ANN ARBOR, MI- The trust's board is not happy with stock performance, says CFO. Captec's announcement caps a busy week for consolidation in the retail REIT sector following Rodamco's acquisition of Urban Shopping Centers and CBL Properties acquisition of Richard E. Jacobs Group's retail properties.

Lop Off Your Heads, Fort Lauderdale Tells High-Rise Apartment Developers

remstaff &Globe Street | September 29, 2000

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-The City Commission has told the developer of two planned 42-story Downtown apartment towers to lop off as many as 15 floors if he expects to get an OK when the project comes up for a final vote in two weeks. That action may signal the end of what has been a fee-and-easy local approvals process in the CBD.

Conroy Plans $8-Mil R&D Project in Southern Massachusetts Suburbs

remstaff &Globe Street | September 29, 2000

MEDWAY, MA-The developers of the 162,000-sf building hope to capture demand from companies migrating from within Route 128.

Industry Maven Sounds Off on 'Smart Growth' Concept

remstaff | September 29, 2000

ORLANDO-In an exclusive interview with GlobeSt.com, Orlando developer George D. Livingston, president of the Paris-based International Real Estate Federation, representing 1.5 million professionals in 50 countries, says so-called smart-growth policies "lead to economic advantages and political gains for the few.

Charles Schwab & Co.'s Fifth US Investor Center to Generate 3,500 Jobs

SchafeRichardson Pays $2.4 Mil for Former Bank's Store

Former North County Factory Outlet Fetches Nearly $4.8 Mil

Captec REIT Puts Itself Up for Sale

Lop Off Your Heads, Fort Lauderdale Tells High-Rise Apartment Developers

Conroy Plans $8-Mil R&D Project in Southern Massachusetts Suburbs

Industry Maven Sounds Off on 'Smart Growth' Concept

CB Richard Ellis Group Pays $79.5 Mil or $179.48 Per SF for One Buckhead Plaza

Mayo Clinic Heads Southwest With Phoenix Office Lease

Industry Maven Sounds Off on 'Smart Growth' Concept

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