... 't respond to a request for comment. A spokesperson for Hines declined to comment. The move to Franklin Square was monumental ... 2032. The Washington Post has signage rights for the property. Hines put One Franklin Square up for sale or recapitalization in ...
... Damron and Chris Lucey represented the buyer, while Hines Real Estate Advisory's Michael Hines represented the seller. LEASES BakerHostetler inked a ...
... .gosnell@cbre.com This article was produced in collaboration between Hines and Studio B. Bisnow news staff was not involved in ...
... City Council and was also signed by local executives from Hines, Boston Properties, Brookfield and Trammell Crow, as well as ... options for relief. Earlier this year, national property owner Hines reportedly began talks to hand back a downtown office property ...
... the 13-story atrium lobby, fitness center and other amenities. Hines developed Columbia Square in 1987, and the real estate firm ... its long-term lease, including a rooftop deck designed by Hines, an amenity that sweetened the decision to stay. "It's ...
... to life sciences integrated with mixed-use development.” Hines Senior Managing Director Andrew McGeorge told Maryland Matters that ... questions about the developments in Alewife and Maryland. In Hines' backyard, outside the Texas Medical Center in Houston, ...
The building is located in the true heart of the East End submarket directly across the street from Metro Center. Beyond the walls of 600 13th St., tenants and visitors will find that the building is ideally located among some of the District’s most ...
... NW. BXP bought the property in December for $34M from Hines, which had previously been in talks to hand the keys ...
Hines, a global real estate giant with a large D.C. ... [conversion] trend will continue, and we’re certainly poking around." Hines is just one of several office owners that have begun ...
... , according to filings with the D.C. Recorder of Deeds. Hines sold the building that was under contract with Madison Marquette ...
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