Cullinan Properties Strolls The Streets of St. Charles

Cullinan Properties has developed more than $600M in projects since its inception in 1988 and has over $150M in new developments in progress. Chief operating officer Christopher West tells us current projects include T he Streets of St. Charles (located in Metro St. Louis), a 1M SF mixed-use development comprised of retail, restaurants, office, hotel, and over 300 residential units. Also, under construction is the new East Peoria Downtown project, an 86-acre mixed-use development anchored by Target and Costco. In addition, the company is constructing a 275k SF Veteran’s Administration Clinic in Austin, Texas, located on a 35-acre campus, providing multi-specialty medical care to veterans starting in 2013. Cullinan Properties is a full-service providerwith expertise in development, management, leasing, finance, accounting, marketing, and tenant coordination. For more info on our sponsor, click here.

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