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THIRD-PARTY HARDY

Hines Interests is pursuing third-party management deals in Denver, tapping both former Grubb & Ellis and CBRE industry vets Lee Wallis and Rob Bridges (above) to lead the charge. Hines, best known as the developer of the iconic Cash Register Building (a.k.a. Wells Fargo Center), is pushing its third-party divisionto grow in the region. “We recognize that there is a void in the industry in top-quality property management and asset stewardship,” says Hines’ Southwest Region CEO Mark Cover. 

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