... in 2008 by a subsidiary of the Hines U.S. Core Office Fund LP. Hines leases and manages the property. Jones Lang ... ’s Jack Keenan and Robert Schmidt repped UBS. Hines was repped in-house by Tom D’Arcy, Tom Irvine ...
... Lake St, at an event hosted by Hines, Ivanhoé, and COLBA. Bruce noted nearby ... yields are also trending higher than the coasts.) Hines’ Greg Van Schaack points out Wolf Point’ ... says Ivanhoé has taken a page out of Hines’ book for its latest Toronto project (2 ...
... fall conference. Among its top discussions was sustainable development, where Hines’ Tom D’Arcy (above right, with Podolsky’s John Homsher ...
Just like the economy at large, high-end, Class-A office is performing extremely well, while Class-B and C remain rather tepid, MB Real Estate EVP Andy Davidson, an event panelist, tells us. (He’s headed to Vegas later this week. Itinerary classified.) ...
... .Late July brought the closing of 300 N. LaSalle, which Hines sold to KBS Realty for $655M, setting a record for ... per square foot at the River North Tower. HFF repped Hines in the sale of the 1.5M SF LEED Gold ...
... Dr. JLL's Jack Keenan and Rob Schmidt repped OCC. Hines' Tom D'Arcy and Tom Irvine repped building owner ... , Hines.***MB Real Estate's Corporate Services division represented Fortegra Financial ...
... Hilton last night donated at their tables and through sponsorships. Hines' Greg Van Schaack gave the acceptance speech for Building ... .) Greg thanked anchor tenant Kirkland & Ellis for sticking with Hines through the long development of the state-of-the-art ...
... abuzz with new multifamily projects. JDL president Jim Letchinger (with Hines) just completed a 250-unit project called 1225 Old Town ...
... and the lake). His recent 250-unit multifamily project with Hines (1225 Old Town), opened in August and is already 92 ...
... and the lake). His recent 250-unit multifamily project with Hines (1225 Old Town), opened in August and is already 92 ...
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