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MIAMI-An affiliate of Chicago-based Transwestern Investment Co. is building 14,000 sf of leaseable office space atop 16,000 sf of new retail in CocoWalk, a popular, 186,000-sf entertainment complex the company acquired last year in a mostly residential community just south of Downtown.
HOUSTON-Walgreen, which operates 347 stores in Texas, has added a 93,000-sf warehouse to its Houston portfolio. The new tenant is taking all of the structure, which is situated close to others in the Walgreen property mix.
DALLAS-Word broke Thursday, Feb 22, as reported by GlobeSt.com, that J. Reagan Dixon was leaving after 12 years at the helm of the regional office. Now president of US operations Bruce Mosler says the local office is "excited" about the possibilities, rather than recovering from shock.
DALLAS-It's the talk of the town as word gets around about Cushman & Wakefield losing its respected point man. J. Reagan Dixon just happens to be the third key player in 10 months that William Cawley's snatched from his competitors. A four-star team's in place. Now, it's time to grab for the brass ring, he says.
CHICAGO-Some stereotypes linger, though. "I still go through this--a lot of people wouldn't think I'd know about things like power in the building," says Joyce M. Slone. "It's kind of a non-feminine thing.
DALLAS-Women have made more inroads into commercial real estate than other minority segments despite the high and lucrative rewards that await those who dare to tread the path. But, change is bound to occur as more clients also make vital inroads to diversification.
DALLAS-Women have made more inroads into commercial real estate than other minority segments despite the high and lucrative rewards that await those who dare to tread the path. But, change is bound to occur as more clients also make vital inroads to diversification.
CHICAGO-Some stereotypes linger, though. "I still go through this--a lot of people wouldn't think I'd know about things like power in the building," says Joyce M. Slone. "It's kind of a non-feminine thing.