HOUSTON-With the approval in hand, Hines REIT is ready to launch on an initial offering of 200 million shares. The sale is projected to generate up to $2.2 billion in equity with a buy-in minimum of $2,500.
HOUSTON-With the approval in hand, Hines REIT is ready to launch on an initial offering of 200 million shares. The sale is projected to generate up to $2.2 billion in equity with a buy-in minimum of $2,500.
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The deal will give the fintech firm full access to floors 45 and 46.
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This marks the second major industrial sale for Mapletree, as it remains committed to the sector.
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