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MINNEAPOLIS-Hoping to fill a void left by its namesake tenant, Hines is renaming U.S. Bank Place as "225 South Sixth." More than a third of the space in the 1.4-million-sf building is available for lease.
BOSTON-A Hines regional manager tells GlobeSt.com how the company has managed to save hundreds of thousands of dollars in energy costs by implementing green products in two of its buildings here. The buildings received the energy star designation from the federal Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Energy.
BOSTON-A Hines regional manager tells GlobeSt.com how the company has managed to save hundreds of thousands of dollars in energy costs by implementing green products in two of its buildings here. The buildings received the energy star designation from the federal Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Energy.
DALLAS-Thomas J. Wiegand, formerly an executive with EFO Realty Inc. in Dallas, jumps to Champion Partners. Wiegand is named a partner and specifically tasked with managing its Champion Equities Fund I LP.
HOUSTON-Hines makes another investment in Beijing, sealing a $95-million acquisition with partner, Trust Company of the West. The purchase is part of an ongoing focus for buys and renovation of commercial properties in emerging international markets.
BOSTON-An entire team at Trammell Crow resigns and signs on with competitor Cushman & Wakefield. The Investment Services Group is among the top investment teams in the city, selling over a billion dollars assets in each of the last three years.
AUSTIN-Summit Medical Management is pulling out of a Guadalupe Street office building and heading into 8,775 at the 278,131-sf Chevy Chase Office Center in Austin's north submarket. The CBD gains another law firm in this week's deals.
AUSTIN-An 11,960-sf renewal in the CBD and a 14,400-sf suburban lease chip away at Austin's office space. Entergy Gulf States likes its proximity to the state capitol just fine since it has lobbyist business dealings.
DENVER-GlobeSt.com takes a look at details of plans submitted by four bidders who didn't make the cut for a joint venture with Denver on its Winter Park ski area. East West Partners and Intrawest Corp. are the finalists.
ATLANTA-Terry Hartigan moves to chairman's suite from the president's office at RB Development Services Inc., a company that plans to do third-party development deals for the first time.