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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.
DENVER-If four losing proposals reviewed by GlobeSt.com are any indication, the final development plan for city-owned Winter Park ski area should be a home run. Intrawest Corp. and East West Partners are the two finalists.
HOUSTON-Koch Machine Tool acquires an acre in Westland Business Park in northwest Houston. The plan, says one of the brokers, is to build a high-end industrial facility in the Koontz McCombs-owned park.
ATLANTA-State and federal funds totaling at least $130 million will pay for a six-lane bridge and interchange for the 138-acre, $2 billion private-public mixed-use venture at Interstates 75 and 85, the site of a former Atlantic Steel Co. mill.