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CT acquired the 382-acre property within the Rickenbacker Industrial Park in a joint venture with Walton Street Capital. Construction financing will be provided by Bank of America.
From a numbers perspective, occupancy would look even better without the hit from the massive Sears closings, which impacted class-A retail centers Stonebriar and North East Mall, but DFW is on a healthy streak.
The ICSC Red River States Conference and Deal Making will be held from January 8 through 10 at the Fort Worth Convention Center, and Daniel Herrold, senior director at Stan Johnson Company, offers net-lease trends.
Soon to be redeveloped as class-A boutique office, 464 Bailey Ave., the largest office project in the area since the 130,000-square-foot Regions Bank Building was constructed in 2016, is already 50% preleased.
Tango helps mid-market companies make data-driven decisions about lease administration and accounting that are critical to navigating the real estate environment while keeping operating expenditures low.
TEXO selected winning projects for the awards based on difficulty in construction, original construction techniques involved, final appearance, quality of the finished product and the timeliness of project completion.
In this EXCLUSIVE, Billy Gannon shared insights on the drivers for occupier deals, what's ahead for 2020 and his focus in the new role as senior vice president in the DFW occupier solutions group.
More large companies across virtually all industries will likely relocate to the area, perhaps several more from the Fortune 500, says John Griggs, co-founder and Co-CEO of Presidium.