DENVER-The former headquarters for the Gates Rubber Co. is now part of Lionstone Urban Investments, a Houston-based company comprised of mostly veteran real estate executives with Hines. The development will be a mixed-use, transit development off Interstate 25 and Broadway.

SEATTLE-Hines National Office Partners LP with the California Public Employees' Retirement System pays $162 million or $230 per sf for the 707,000-sf, 50-story Downtown office building here. The seller was Seafo Inc., which is believed to include the New York State Common Retirement Fund.

SEATTLE-In two headquarter relocations, the accounting Moss Adams LLP takes 64,513 sf in the building and Free & Clear, a provider of smoking cessation services, takes 41,375 sf.

ATLANTA-The Charlotte, NC-based bank begins moving employees from Equity Office Properties' 191 Peachtree Tower to Atlantic Station's 515,000-sf, class A tower at 171-17th St. When Wachovia completes its relocation in August, the bank will occupy the 156,000 sf SouthTrust Bank is occupying on seven floors plus additional space for a total 206,000 sf.