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DALLAS-Mockingbird Properties will begin work in February on the 126-unit Galleria North Condominium Tower, set to rise on a 38,000-sf tract with the Galleria as the backdrop. The tower stands out for its location and $1.5-million, cutting-edge technology.
DALLAS-Mockingbird Properties will begin work in February on the 126-unit Galleria North Condominium Tower, set to rise on a 38,000-sf tract with the Galleria as the backdrop. The tower stands out for its location and $1.5-million, cutting-edge technology.
CHICAGO-A zoning change allowing Houston-based Hines Interests LP to build a 1.3-million-sf office tower, 62% more than current zoning allows, is endorsed by the plan commission. Kirkland & Ellis will anchor the $400-million riverfront building when it opens in 2009.
CHICAGO-A zoning change allowing Houston-based Hines Interests LP to build a 1.3-million-sf office tower, 62% more than current zoning allows, is endorsed by the plan commission. Kirkland & Ellis will anchor the $400-million riverfront building when it opens in 2009.
BELLEVUE, WA-One year after eschewing a public-private partnership for a major hotel on its half of the Meydenbauer Convention Center block here, Schnitzer Northwest appears ready to move forward next year on its alternate plan, an 875,000-sf, two-tower office and retail development.
BELLEVUE, WA-One year after eschewing a public-private partnership for a major hotel on its half of the Meydenbauer Convention Center block here, Schnitzer Northwest appears ready to move forward next year on its alternate plan, an 875,000-sf, two-tower office and retail development.
SAN DIEGO-The Houston-based Hines makes a major play in the area with its acquisition of Pacific Plaza at Torrey Hills, a three-building, 225,000-sf office campus. The firm agrees to pay more than $400 a sf.
DALLAS-The hiring spree shores up the roster, for now. The quartet of executive hires represents 117 years of combined commercial experience in transactions, construction and design. The new hires take seats in Charlotte, NC, Atlanta and Dallas.
CHICAGO-Delta Associates puts overall vacancy at 16.6% in the third quarter, up 1.3 percentage points from the same time in 2004, and suggests tenants have another year to take advantage of the soft market. However, investors may want to prune "tuned-up" assets, the research arm of Transwestern Commercial Services suggests.
HOUSTON-Rowan Cos. renews and expands its class A office lease, rolling in another 4,642 sf. A tenant since 1991, Rowan agrees to another five-year stay in the 63%-leased, 1.5-million-sf high rise.