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Sports Marketing Firm Expands Space at Plaza

January 17, 2001

STAMFORD, CT-W&M Properties reports that Octagon Marketing and Athlete Representation has expanded its presence at Soundview Plaza and now leases a total of 32,136 sf at the property.

With County/Cappelli Dispute Quashed, Resort Work Begins in 90 Days

January 17, 2001

KIAMESHA LAKE, NY-After a contentious few weeks, developer Louis Cappelli's firm is back on track to begin construction on the redevelopment of the Concord Resort and Golf Club by late April or early May.

Spano Blasts NRC and Studies Legal Action to Close Indian Point 2

January 16, 2001

WHITE PLAINS-At a press conference held yesterday, County Execuitve Andrew Spano blasted the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for not adequately monitoring the nuclear power plant. He's looking at legal action to shut it down.

Newmark Gets Exclusive Agent Roles at Osprey House

January 16, 2001

GREENWICH, CT-Newmark & Company Real Estate Inc. has been appointed exclusive leasing and managing agent for 1 East Weaver St., also known as the Osprey House, here by American Capital Group.

Fairfield Should See New Office Construction in 2001

January 16, 2001

WHITE PLAINS-Brokers and developers who spoke at BOMA's recently held "State of the Market" meeting agreed that the most likely site for new construction in the northern New York suburbs is downtown Stamford.

Con Ed Responds to County Executive's Criticism Over Handling of Indian Point 2

January 16, 2001

BUCHANAN, NY-As officials from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission began an inspection of the Indian Point 2 nuclear power plant, Consolidated Edison responded to harsh criticism leveled yesterday by Westchester County Executive Andrew Spano concerning the facility's safety.

Insignia/ESG Reports Region's Office Availability Rates Down Sharply

January 15, 2001

STAMFORD, CT-Insignia/ESG released its year-end 2000 office availability rate figures for Westchester and Fairfield counties that showed a marked reduction in vacant office space in most major markets in both counties.

Brokers Expect Slight Slowdown in Westchester in 2001

January 15, 2001

WHITE PLAINS-A panel of Westchester-Fairfield real estate brokers and developers agree that the year 2000 was an exceptional year for leasing volume and absorption and that it will be tough to beat this year.

Brokers Expect Slight Slowdown in Westchester in 2001

January 15, 2001

Baker Joins McCarthy O'Callaghan

January 12, 2001

WHITE PLAINS-McCarthy O'Callaghan Company Inc. has added Lori R. Baker as a licensed salesperson. The firm is headquartered here, but Baker will be serving in the Stamford, CT regional office.

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Sports Marketing Firm Expands Space at Plaza

With County/Cappelli Dispute Quashed, Resort Work Begins in 90 Days

Spano Blasts NRC and Studies Legal Action to Close Indian Point 2

Newmark Gets Exclusive Agent Roles at Osprey House

Fairfield Should See New Office Construction in 2001

Con Ed Responds to County Executive's Criticism Over Handling of Indian Point 2

Insignia/ESG Reports Region's Office Availability Rates Down Sharply

Brokers Expect Slight Slowdown in Westchester in 2001

Brokers Expect Slight Slowdown in Westchester in 2001

Baker Joins McCarthy O'Callaghan

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