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ST. LOUIS-Dallas-based Rosewood Hotels & Resorts will oversee the luxury 249-room hotel, bought by the private investment firm with more than $2 billion in property holdings around the world.
ORLANDO-Realvest Partners Inc. founder George L. Livingston says overseas corporations are shedding assets to clean balance sheets but the high yields investors have been garnering may be coming to an end.
SANTA CLARA, CA-Gary Roberts, formerly senior account manager with Union Bank of California's Real Estate Industries Group, is the new manager of SVB's Real Estate Lending branch, giving him responsibility for its entire commercial real estate lending practice.
DENVER-A prestigious list of newcomers is heading to Cherry Creek Mall to fill a vacuum from a handful of vacating retailers. The latest to sign is Cartier, who will join rival Tiffany as a Taubman Co. tenant.
DALLAS-Everybody's got to have their space; and a deal is still a deal, regardless of size. Two leases, each under 3,000 sf, have been inked in Richardson and Arlington while a 10,730-sf commercial strip in McKinney is under new ownership.
CHARLOTTE-The financial technology firm is the first non-bank tenant in the 470,000-sf uptown high-rise being jointly developed by Bank of America and Atlanta-based Cousins Properties. The estimated value of the lease is $7 million.
HIGH POINT, NC-The 24-acre manufacturing facility will be built across from another four-building plant operated by Brayton Co. on Swathmore Road. The estimated hard construction cost of the project is $17 million. High Point is 70 miles north of Downtown Charlotte.
SEATTLE, WA-Wright Runstad & Company is asking its Washington Mutual Tower tenants to do their part to ease the West Coast energy crisis. "Turn it off. Save some juice" is the slogan for the company's campaign, which launches tomorrow.
DENVER-Invesco's $120-million courtship has paid off as the city's Metropolitan Football Stadium District says 'I do' to a stadium name change. The Denver Broncos henceforth will be playing at Invesco Field at Mile High unless a legal challenge makes a winning play.