On the Ground with BOMA

Bisnow’s on the ground at BOMA’s national Every Building Conference & Expo, which opened yesterday afternoon in Orlando. We found some folks from deep in the heart of Texas—Westdale Real Estate’s Christie Streicher and BOMA Fort Worth’s Michelle Lynn. Michelle tells us Cowtown’s abuzz with the new plaza in Sundance Square and a plethora of new retailers. Already open is the Silver Leaf Cigar Lounge and coming next month is the women’s retailer, White House Black Market, and a new restaurant, Holy Korean Kitchen. Meanwhile, Christie (who manages properties in San Antonio and Houston) says she went two years without any construction, so it’s very nice to see cranes and tenants expanding. (It's always nice to see cranes you didn't make out of paper.)

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