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Recent commitments of 187,300 square feet at the 313,000-square-foot class-A 3400 at CityLine bring the building to 60% leased, with remaining space negotiations underway by Transwestern.
With cost increases during the last several years, property margins have decreased compared to prior years, bringing the focus to expenses and the right capital plan, Allison says in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.
When complete, the Sanger Building will have more than 2,000 lights powered using Ethernet cables and the Sinclair Hotel/Marriott Autograph hotel will use the same technology to power all of its lighting.
A total of 19 restoration, rehabilitation and preservation planning projects throughout Texas were recognized at awards ceremonies this week including four Merriman Anderson/Architects projects.
A major renovation of Fielder Plaza, one of the oldest grocery-anchored retail centers in Arlington, will commence in early March in an effort to modernize the landmark center which opened in 1978.
Technology plays a critical role in attracting and holding on to good people, as the folks of RealPage explain. It's hardly news anymore that the commercial real estate industry is behind the eight ball when it comes to hiring and retention.
Orgill Distribution Center, 550,000-square-foot class-A facility, will soon expand by almost 329,000 square feet by mid-2019 in response to growing e-commerce logistics demands.
The second tranche of the purchase involves an unidentified property that is currently under construction. When the purchase of that property closes, the deal will bring the total five-property portfolio to change hands at 531 units and the total purchase price at $130 million.
Dallas will play a key role in the ramp-up phase as one of the fastest-growing cities in the US, thus requiring more data centers to cater to last-mile delivery closer to customers.
Following the shoe store company's bankruptcy filing and decision to close all of its North American locations, the real estate advisory firm will manage a series of auctions.