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SAN FRANCISCO-The real estate investment arm of New York Mets owner Fred Wilpon picks up four office properties from Equity Office. The portfolio totals 1.36 million sf and is 53.4% vacant. Hines is a 10% partner in the deal.
SAN FRANCISCO-The real estate investment arm of New York Mets owner Fred Wilpon picks up four office properties from Equity Office. The portfolio totals 1.36 million sf and is 53.4% vacant. Hines is a 10% partner in the deal.
DALLAS-US developers and institutional investors are being lured by 12% cap rates and Mexico's demand for industrial space due to its solid footing in the manufacturing supply chain. Execs from firms in place and en route have a few tips about crossing the border.
DALLAS-US developers and institutional investors are being lured by 12% cap rates and Mexico's demand for industrial space due to its solid footing in the manufacturing supply chain. Execs from firms in place and en route have a few tips about crossing the border.
PORTLAND-Instead of hearing the convention center hotel evaluation committee's developer recommendation, the board of the Portland Development Commission on Wednesday directs staff to obtain new cost and financing estimates for a minimum 400-room first phase instead of the minimum 600-room first phase stated in its Request for Proposals.
PORTLAND-Instead of hearing the convention center hotel evaluation committee's developer recommendation, the board of the Portland Development Commission on Wednesday directs staff to obtain new cost and financing estimates for a minimum 400-room first phase instead of the minimum 600-room first phase stated in its Request for Proposals.
DALLAS-Hillwood and Hines, partnering for the first time, will knock on doors together to get office tenants for the 400,000-sf first phase. With a 650,000-sf pipeline in five deals, the expectation is One Victory Park will break ground in early to mid-2006.
DALLAS-Hillwood and Hines, partnering for the first time, will knock on doors together to get office tenants for the 400,000-sf first phase. With a 650,000-sf pipeline in five deals, the expectation is One Victory Park will break ground in early to mid-2006.
PORTLAND-With local hoteliers demanding a smaller convention center hotel and the Oregon Convention Center in favor of the 800-room facility developers were asked to propose last September, the Portland Development Commission again tells the evaluation committee to withhold its developer recommendation, which will in turn delay the rest of the PDC's decision-making timeline.