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Hines' 1180 Peachtree Building Wins Global Honor

remstaff &Globe Street | April 06, 2005

ATLANTA-The 41-story, 670,000-sf, 65%-preleased class A structure nearing completion in Midtown is "the first high-rise office building in the world" pre-certified for Silver status in the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Core and Shell Development program, says Hines vice president Kurt Hartman.

McKenna Long Leases 41st Floor of 101 California

remstaff &Globe Street | March 31, 2005

SAN FRANCISCO-The international law firm will relocate to the Hines-owned building from Equity Office Properties' One Market complex in August.

Law Firm Expands in Figueroa at Wilshire

remstaff &Globe Street | March 30, 2005

LOS ANGELES-The Chicago-based law firm of Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal, an original tenant of the Figueroa at Wilshire building, expands at the Downtown high rise.

Power Packaging's Facility Trades for $40 Per SF

remstaff &Globe Street | March 30, 2005

LEHIGH VALLEY, PA-New York-based Readikat Realty buys the 320,000-sf specialty manufacturing and distribution center at 1055 Cross Roads Blvd. for $12.8 million. It is 100% leased to a supplier of branded hot and cold beverages.

Hines Buys Union Bank Plaza for $140M

remstaff &Globe Street | March 29, 2005

LOS ANGELES-The Downtown office tower trades after being on the market for months, once in a deal that collapsed when a New York buyer pulled out. Sources call it a $140-million-plus deal. For more Hines news, click <a href="http://www.globest.com/news/251_251/atlanta/132598-1.html">here</a>.

Hines Buys Union Bank Plaza for $140M

remstaff &Globe Street | March 29, 2005

Sam Moon Trading Co. Eyes Expansion With $18M Refinances

remstaff &Globe Street | March 28, 2005

DALLAS-The owners of the popular shopping spot close a second deal for $12 million to finance an expansion plan and replace recourse financing with non-recourse. The second loan is secured by the 126,355-sf flagship property.

Hines Buys Back One Ravinia Dr.

remstaff &Globe Street | March 28, 2005

ATLANTA-While the Houston-based firm didn't disclose the acquisition price local-area brokers tell GlobeSt.com the 95%-leased building went for about $285 per sf. Hines officials say "the speculation of $285 per sf is way off." The company developed the class A One Ravinia Dr. in 1985 and sold it to Deutsche Immobilien Fonds AG.

Hines Buys Back One Ravinia Dr.

remstaff &Globe Street | March 28, 2005

Area's Office Absorption Best in Three Years

remstaff &Globe Street | March 24, 2005

ATLANTA-Despite positive spins by two separate brokerages, statistics show the city's 163-million-sf office market is still in the dumpster. Advantis says metro's 19.7% overall vacancy is the highest in the Southeast. Marcus & Millichap drops Atlanta's annual ranking by 15 places to No. 30.

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Hines' 1180 Peachtree Building Wins Global Honor

McKenna Long Leases 41st Floor of 101 California

Law Firm Expands in Figueroa at Wilshire

Power Packaging's Facility Trades for $40 Per SF

Hines Buys Union Bank Plaza for $140M

Hines Buys Union Bank Plaza for $140M

Sam Moon Trading Co. Eyes Expansion With $18M Refinances

Hines Buys Back One Ravinia Dr.

Hines Buys Back One Ravinia Dr.

Area's Office Absorption Best in Three Years

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