Northwest Houston Retail Center Sold Off by Weingarten
HOUSTON – USA Properties has purchased the Northwest Crossing Centre, a 179,469-sf, fully leased shopping center in northwest Houston. The center is anchored by Best
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Exxon Mobil to Lease 500,000 SF in The Woodlands
THE WOODLANDS – Two new mid-rise office buildings being developed in the The Woodlands will be leased almost entirely by Exxon Mobil, according to published
Austin Group Buys Properties in Central Texas
AUSTIN – World Class Capital, an Austin-based private investment firm, has acquired a retail center in San Antonio and purchased State Flats, a 162-unit student
Strong Economy Ignites Boom in Texas Retail Center Valuations
HOUSTON – Exceptional job growth, population gains and improved retail fundamentals have significantly elevated the sales prices for shopping centers in Texas over the last
Touting the Texas Hill Country: The Latest Trend in Design Themes Adds Another Project
HOUSTON – The so-called “Texas Hill Country” design theme is breaking out all over. The latest building to latch on to the Hill Country name
Gaedeke Group Buys Millennium Tower in North Dallas
DALLAS – Gaedeke Group LLC has acquired the 351,683-sf Millennium Tower in far north Dallas from KBS Realty Advisors in an all-cash transaction. Located on
Historic Property: One of the Last Art Deco Buildings to be Built in Houston will be Managed by Hines
HOUSTON – The Hines real estate firm has been retained to manage one of the last Art Deco buildings constructed in Houston, the former City
Spec Specialist Myers, Crow & Saviers Leases Spec Office Building to Geico; Prepares to Start Another Spec Shortly
HOUSTON – Myers, Crow & Saviers, a spec specialist, has leased an empty spec office building near Houston to Geico insurance. Next, the developer plans
REIT Buys the Most Flamboyant Shopping Center in Texas
By Ralph Bivins HOUSTON – The Portofino shopping center, one of the most ambitiously designed shopping centers in Texas, has been acquired by the Kite
New Home Sales Up in Houston as Labor Shortage Develops and Inventory of Specs Virtually Disappears
By Ralph Bivins Houston home builders are reporting a 13 percent increase in in 2013, but a tight labor market is making many buyers wait