Globest Sectors

DALLAS-Realty Capital has signed Kennedy-Wilson as its exclusive leasing agent for a 35,000-sf spec office project in Plano. The two-story building will come to market in August 2001.

HOUSTON-Camden Property Trust expects to end the year on a high note, based on results from the third quarter. The FFO's up; revenues are too and so are occupancies--all positive signs that the tide is turning.

REDMOND, WA-For a little more than $10 million, the ever-expanding company has secured a 307,000-sf lot at 3650 148th Ave. N.E. with 136,765 sf of office and warehouse structures from Allegiance Health Care Co.

SAN DIEGO-The inancially ailing REIT took both legal and financial hits during a disastrous third quarter. After a running battle with dissident investors over the value of the firm, the board decided to liquidate the company.

NEW YORK CITY-Last night in the posh Metropolitan Club, speakers invited by Cushman & Wakefield to speak on the future face of the commercial real estate market pronounced this city's future the brightest of all.

ASPEN, CO-A British pub-theme restaurant holds the distinction of being the first eatery lined up for Hines Resorts' $230-million Aspen Highlands Village. Lawn bowling to direct access to the ski slopes is everyday fare at the signed restaurant.

CONCORD, NC-The one-year-old retail center, about 10 miles north of Downtown, is going after the teen-age market to boost revenue. Potential new retailers are Jones New York, Guess, Liz Claiborne, Nordstrom and Saks Fifth Avenue.

SAN ANTONIO-A 125-acre, 600-home mid-range housing project in San Antonio is