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HOUSTON-El Presidente Vincente Fox has a team player in Houston-based Hines, which is undertaking its second industrial park in Guadalajara, Mexico. This project will bring 1.3 million sf to the market, with the first 430,000 sf set to deliver in June.
CORAL GABLES, FL-The Houston-based investor/developer paid an estimated $20 million for the 100,000-SF First Union National Bank building and two smaller structures on a 3.2-acre site near this affluent city's Miracle Mile shopping corridor, just south of Downtown Miami.
HOUSTON-A Cooper Cameron Corp. division is making plans for a 215,000-sf headquarters in Wolff Cos.' Westway Park. Hines Co. will develop the 8.6-acre parcel with a class-A building that's been designed by HOK.
PLEASANTON, CA-The real estate firm says it now holds title to the five-building, 559,829-sf office park here on behalf of the National Office Partners Limited Partnership and CalPERS, the California Public Employees' Retirement System.
HOUSTON-Hines' European subsidiary is the proud owner of 4.3 acres near Heathrow Airport in London. The two parcels are on the drawing boards for an aggregate 102,000 sf of industrial development.
HOUSTON-A $79-million hospital and medical office project gets unveiled Saturday by Methodist Health Care System. The owner has five more sites in the region that are ticketed for health-care facilities.
HOUSTON-The city's CBD is riding high on a development wave. The energy industry, empty nesters and companies seeking in-town advantages are behind the boom. In the past five years, rents have jumped as much as $12 per sf.
WEST ORANGE, NJ-The owner and operator of multifamily real estate properties acquires its first two complexes in the Pennsylvania market and sets its sights on increasing its profile in the eastern part of the Keystone State.
BRIDGEWATER, NJ-The Garden State's economy welcomes yet another major transaction by the global pharmaceutical community. German-based Aventis, the result of Hoechst/Rhone-Poulenc merger, solidifies North American operations.
ATLANTA-The estimated $175-million deal for the three-building, 886,000-sf Atlanta Financial Center is expected to close by March. Overseas Partners Capital, the seller, bought the 97%-leased asset in 1996 for $123 million.