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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.
ORLANDO-The Ocala, FL-based general contractor is building a $7.5 million clubhouse and sales center along with a $3.14 million swim/fitness facility at the master planned golf course community of Palencia being created by the Houston developer in northern St. Johns County near Jacksonville, FL.
HOUSTON-GlobeSt.com has been told Century Development has "upped the ante" and is well positioned to win the 1.2-million-sf Enron Center South. What started out as a five-firm face-off is down to two in a bidding war predicted to last through week's end.
BOSTON-Raymond Property Co., a locally based real estate developer, forms a joint venture with Hines Interest LP to develop large-scale residential projects. The team is looking at properties in the downtown area and in the Route 495 area within Route 128.
HOUSTON-An invitation-only auction is being held today in New York City for the 1.2-million-sf Enron Center South in Houston. The bankrupt energy giant could reject any and all bids, but most likely won't. The buyers' list has been pared to five.
HOUSTON-Crews have descended on a tract, bought in February, in Rio de Janeiro's CBD. To get the Torre Almirante project moving, Hines finished one building and is making plans to convert two others into a 15-story parking garage.
DENVER-Sources tell GlobeSt.com a 235,000-sf building at the US Post Office Annex site in LoDo, constructed by Hines Interests, could become the home for the Rocky Mountain News, Denver Post and the Denver Newspaper Agency.
AUSTIN-The officers are elected, the board is in place and the application will go into the national office in January 2003. Brokers, lawyers, title company representatives and even State of Texas officials are on board.