Lionstone's Jane Page: Commodity Office Is Out, Distinctive Mixed-Use Is In

Last month, Lionstone Investments made waves by buying a stake in Midway Cos' GreenStreet development. The investment was part of Lionstone's move away from commodity office product and into differentiated, unique office/retail environments, CEO Jane Page told Realty News Report.

That same thinking led Midway and Lionstone to bid on the Post Office on Franklin (Lovett nabbed the deal) and is at play in its 712 Main and Sugarland Town Square projects.

Jane told Ralph Bivens that Canyon Johnson is no longer part of the project, and Midway remains the developer, while Lionstone is the capital partner. (Note: Lionstone is not involved in Hotel Alessandra.) [RNR]

Continue reading this story with a free account

Log in or register
Sign up for more articles like this
Subscribe to Bisnow's Houston Newsletters
Related Stories

The Wideman Co. Buys Downtown Tower From Brookfield: The Houston Deal Sheet

Forget Buildings, Retailers Are Leasing Environments

King Of Prussia Pursues Stadium To Anchor $200M Mixed-Use Complex

Private Equity Firm Buys Former Texas Instruments Campus For New Headquarters

1200 White St., Atlanta's Newest Creative Hub, Is Transforming The West End

Down On The Corner: How Long-Term Thinking Can Help Developers Make The Most Of Every Square Foot

Williams Tower Acquired For $300M In Largest Single-Property Office Sale Since 2019

Law Firm Ups Downtown Footprint To 139K SF: The Houston Deal Sheet

Artis Montrose, Disco Kroger Site Multifamily Redevelopment, Tops Out

Plans For Colorado's Newest Private Golf Course Revealed: The Denver Deal Sheet

Houston's Competitive Retail Market Brings Quick Backfills, In Most Cases

Risk-Averse Market Means This Retrofit Success Could Be A One-Off