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Mayor Michelle Wu received BPDA approval to offer tax breaks estimated at $31.5M to boost 1,400 housing units. Will it be enough?
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Houston-based Hines acquired the nine-building portfolio in Dallas' Bishop Arts district through its Hines Global Income Trust REIT.
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Hines reveals a generational leadership change with Adam Hines as co-CEO, joining Laura Hines-Pierce.
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Kabat Chapman & Ozmer LLP takes 13K SF in Midtown Atlanta office.
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The two national real estate investment management firms closed their U.S. office credit fund after securing more than 120 investors.
Mayor Wu's proposal for $31.5M in property tax abatements aims to kick-start stalled projects that would create 1,400 housing units.
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Hines boosts UK retail park portfolio with £167M acquisition in London, Manchester and Edinburgh, capitalizing on strong retailer demand.
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Hines pivots toward development as real estate investment volumes falter, seeking profit in scarcity-driven markets.
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Cerenome Inc. triples its space at Levit Green, supporting its growth in Houston.
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Greenberg Traurig LLP signed a nearly 80K SF lease at the Hines-owned tower.
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