This sign says it all at Brookfield's 2001 M St—the thing is about to come down. The firm' ... the south side of the building, extending it out to M Street, and adding another floor... ... to eventually achieve this sight ...
... to attract law firms with its spec redevelopment of 2001 M St is paying off. Bracewell & Giuliani, Brookfield's first high ...
Bisnow has learned that Liberty Property Trust purchased 2100 M Street for $133.5M, in a sale that ... office sales have been slow this year, 2100 M's trade has us wondering whether thedominoesare beginning to ... Eastdil reportedly repped Hines in the 2100 M sale.
... Wall Street and, with an onslaught of high profile retail M&As, redrawing Main Streets and malls. In the past few ...
... to navigate. He says we should assume Prop M (which is designed to limit office development) ... long before they were ready to move. Prop M may run up pricing, and tenants wanting ... because of risk as it relates to Prop M limitations. If Hines has a site that ...
... about 2,346 units opened this fall while Texas A&M University and Blinn College added around 3,800 students. Teddy ...
Retailers, manufacturers and an array of nontech companies spent nearly $10B on tech startups this year, about double 2015's activity. Two of the biggest deals of the year were Walmart's $3.3B purchase of Jet.com, and General Motors' $1B acquisition of ...
... Realty Trust had another tenant up its sleeve at Block M? Well, turns out it was Apogee Physicians, which inked a ... and Michael Strittmatter repped Glimcher. Despite leasing successes at Block M, Glimcher's Marshall Loeb says the firm isn't eyeing ...
We went to The Graham Hotel for Montauk on M, a rooftop cocktail reception for a good cause: Girls Health ...
... you don’t know it’s home of Texas A&M). We asked you for your spirit photos and Dallas-based ... ('95) shared some pictures that show how he’s A&M’s 12th man. (Little 12th man lesson: think the crowd ...
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