RNR Real Estate Briefs: HOU, DAL, AUS, SAT, MDW, SRQ, MCO, MSP
RNR Real Estate Briefs includes: Lee & Associates represented Kalera, Inc., which leased 83,436 SF industrial property in Humble, Texas...
Tag : Arch-Con
Adaptive-Re-Use – Medical Tenant Arrives at Southside Commons
The redeveloped, 80,000-square-foot Southside Commons, which formerly housed the Palace Bowling Lanes, has received its first tenant, The Center for ENT....
CommonGrounds Coworking Facility Opens in Greenway Plaza
HOUSTON – (Realty News Report) – CommonGrounds Workplace, a San Diego-based coworking company, has opened a 27,747-SF location in the Three Greenway Plaza building in...
Regent Square Groundbreaking: 600 Apartments and 50,000 SF of Retail
HOUSTON – (Realty News Report) – GID Development Group has broken ground on 50,000 SF of retail with 600 multifamily units in the Inner Loop...
Arch-Con Breaks Ground on Fort Worth Power Center
FORT WORTH – (Realty News Report) – Arch-Con Corporation is building the Shops at Chisholm Trail, a 35-acre retail development by Street Level Investments. The...
Expansion Era: Q&A with New Arch-Con President Jason Cooper
Houston’s real estate market has seen better times but Houston-based Arch-Con Construction is not feeling the effects since they have diversified across product types and into other...
The Medical Construction Boom: The Q&A with Arch-Con’s Evan Alford
HOUSTON – With more than $3 billion in construction projects under way, Houston’s Texas Medical Center is the largest life sciences destination in the world....
Dallas’ Hot Market: The Q&A with Arch-Con’s Robert Martin
For nearly two decades, Arch-Con Construction, a Texas-based general contractor specializing in commercial design and construction services for real estate developers, building owners, architects, brokers...
Ed Wulfe Starting Mixed-Use Project in The Woodlands
THE WOODLANDS – Wulfe & Co., a Houston company led by Ed Wulfe, is developing a 58,000-square-foot mixed-use project called East Shore Place near Grogan’s...
Construction Cranes: Houston’s Endangered Species? The Q&A with Michael Scheurich of Arch-Con Corp.
With its continued dependency on the energy sector, Houston has been greatly affected by the downturn in the oil and gas industry. No where is this...