WASHINGTON, DC-Stephen E. Lefkovits has been appointed to serve as senior vice president of technology initiatives for BRE Properties, Inc. His appointment becomes effective Dec. 1 of this year. He has been serving as a vice president with NMHC.
NEW YORK CITY-This online delivery service, one of only two such enterprising ventures in the city, bringing everything from food to the hungry in apartments and offices around the city to electronics, is liquidating. They will be vacating their offices and warehouse as soon as their current inventory is sold.
NEW YORK CITY-Studley has created a service for brokers and clients as an addition to the company's Web site, www.studley.com. The new resource is a customized Web page that is accessible through a link sent in an e-mail message.
NEW YORK CITY-Insignia/ESG has been handling the sale of the landmark Seagram building on Park Avenue since Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association put it on the block. Now word has it that they've nailed a $375-million deal with Aby Rosen and Michael Fuchs.
NEW YORK CITY-While yesterday's trading may reflect a holiday slump, the trend since the spring has been a slowing of the economy. Now, consolidation and liquidation loom for most e-businesses.
NEW YORK CITY-While Secured Capital Corp. is headquartered in Los Angeles, the company has chosen to name two new senior managing directors and members of the Management Committee who will be based here.
NEW YORK CITY-The week begins with things appearing dismal for technology companies after last week's market closed. The Pegasus INTDEX closed last week down 29.7 points and the NASDAQ finished down 311.8 points. New York-based Pegasus warns that the worst is yet to come.
NEW YORK CITY-Yesterday's New York Senate debate between First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton and Representative Rick Lazio focused on a number of topics, including their individual views on a proposed domed stadium/arena in Manhattan.
NEW YORK CITY-Steve Madden, on of the fashion industry's hottest shoe designers, may see the company named for him go on the block in the wake of significant stock depreciations following charges filed against him.
