AUSTIN-The "Storm's" coming to 8303 Mopac Blvd. Ion Storm, a computer game designer, has successfully jockeyed for 19,915 sf in the 251,000-sf, four-story building.
AUSTIN-Vignette's customer base has taken on a new look, adding four government agencies to its roster and landing inclusion on the General Service Administration's supply roster. Three of the four are US Armed Forces related.
AUSTIN-A Trammell Crow employee, who joined the firm nearly a year ago, has been promoted to retail leasing associate. The new agent's expertise encompasses construction management and administration for construction and legal practices.
AUSTIN-Finanical provider Globeset Inc. is getting rid of its liabilities in a $31-million takeover of primary assets by Trintech, a 14-year-old firm based in San Mateo, CA. Globeset's Austin office will remain open as will offices in Addison, Tokyo, Hong Kong and London.
AUSTIN-Seiko Instruments' staff is getting comfortable in 15,000-sf of office space in northeast Austin. The location replaces a hand-held products division that had been operating out of Torrance, CA.
AUSTIN-A 19-year-old San Diego-based company has bought a Tivoli product suite and related assets. The buyout will not affect Tivoli's Austin operation or Peregrine Systems' Indianapolis office, which is being leased from Tivoli.
AUSTIN-There's no room at the inn at three Post Properties' apartment complexes, including its inroad into the state capital's multifamily market. The 239-unit Post West Avenue is slated for dilvery this quarterated in the CBD. Year-end lease-ups also have filled up Post properties in Dallas and Atlanta.
AUSTIN-A key group of 34 real estate finance executives is giving something more precious than money to the University of Texas' Center for Real Estate Finance. They are donating their time and expertise, says the department chairman.
AUSTIN-USOL Holdings' aggressive strategy to corner the multifamily market is paying off as the state capital-based corporation at times signs two pacts a week. At 2000's end, the company has sealed pacts with some of Texas' largest complex owners.
AUSTIN-AMLI Residential Trust has gained $35 million in selling two apartment communities in the hot Austin market. Part of the proceeds has secured the keys to a Houston complex, while another pending buy will close in January.