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HOUSTON-Keynote speaker Gerald D. Hines tells the assembled 100 real estate editors of the newest soil on which the developer plans to plant a flag: Libya. As much as 700,000 sf of office space could start coming out of the ground as early as this year.
HOUSTON-The first day of the 38th annual conference includes a spotlight on the condo market as a panel of pros talk about trends in marketing, design and hot-buying habits of Baby Boomers. Today kicks off with a keynote address by Gerald D. Hines.
DALLAS-Two years in the making, the Pine Creek Medical Center will debut as a prototype 67,000-sf short-stay hospital and 32,000-sf class A office building on a 4.9-acre hard corner in the heart of the Medical District.
CHICAGO-The New York-based investment banking firm adds 7,602 sf on the 24th through 26th floor at Houston-based Hines Interests' 1.4-million-sf Three First National Plaza.
SEATTLE-The 15-story building is 86% leased, with the federal government taking approximately 60% of the space. The purchase price equates to $139 per sf.
MIAMI-And while asking rates overall have been declining, class A rents are stable and the outlook is promising, according to a new market conditions report by CB Richard Ellis. One company executive is noticing positive leasing activity now with class B space.
HOUSTON-Andrews Kurth, a mainstay CBD law firm, adds 23,000 sf of class A space to a 200,000-sf lease at JPMorgan Chase Tower. The new lease will run co-terminus with a long-term pact signed three years ago.
SANTA BARBARA, CA-The healthcare company will leave its headquarters here for an existing Dallas facility that is already one of the company's largest offices.
HOUSTON-The 700,000-sf Calpine Center's construction loan with JPMorgan Chase gets replaced about a year early when Hines and Prime Asset Management pick up a 10-year package from Bank of America, one of the final four in the capital markets tour.