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DALLAS-UT-Southwestern Medical School and the Certus Group cap a year of talking for wet lab space to launch its Cytogenetics research. UT signs a five-year lease for Research Row Biolabs. The lab rolls out in January 2003.
DALLAS-UT-Southwestern Medical School and the Certus Group cap a year of talking for wet lab space to launch its Cytogenetics research. UT signs a five-year lease for Research Row Biolabs. The lab rolls out in January 2003.
HOUSTON-The leading honor goes to Gerald D. Hines, the third annual winner of the Urban Land Institute's J.C. Nichols Prize for Visionary Urban Development. With the honor comes a $100,000 check.
AUSTIN-Aon Services steps into 9,236 sf at Computer Sciences Corp.'s Arboretum Boulevard building while the Daughters of Charity Health Services of Austin leases 12,743 sf at a Chevy Chase Drive office building.
DALLAS-The property is the 145,610-sf McKinney Place. The buyer is CB Richard Ellis Strategic Partners II and the seller, Trizec Properties. It's the fund's second Uptown office acquisition in 30 days.
HOUSTON-The law firm of Chadbourne & Parke of New York City will move in Oct. 31 to 12,000 sf leased on the 35th floor of 1100 Louisiana. The deal was crafted by Trione & Gordon and Hines Interests.
DALLAS-American Turf & Carpet gets a deal that shaves $1 per sf off the submarket rate, the broker says. The carpet and turf distributor, in turn, steps into half of a vacant warehouse building in the Hines North submarket in Dallas.
HOUSTON-Bankruptcy court approves Intell as the buyer, but rejects a bid by Houston taxing bodies to collect their money at closing. Instead, they must notify creditors they're taking their place at the front of the line when checks are cut.
HOUSTON-Hines is partnering with Monthisa to build a 215,000-sf, seven-story office building near Madrid's downtown. Work gets under way in early 2003, with a late 2004 unveiling marked on the calendar.
NEW YORK CITY-Gary Barnett's New York-based Intell Management and Investment comes out on top after three days of fiercely competitive bidding for Enron's unfinished 1.1 million-sf Houston office tower.