AUSTIN-The investment fund owner gets the Freddie Mac package for two class A apartment complexes, totaling 697 units, in Austin's far northwest submarket and a 224-unit holding in Boca Raton, FL.
TEMPLE, TX-The twin-tower project, with 243 private rooms, is being touted as the largest in Bell County's history. Developer Scott & White says the built-in bells and whistles will set a "national benchmark for care.
AUSTIN-The San Antonio-based bank takes 52,000 sf in the 33-story CBD high-rise to boost the pre-leased space to 46%. Frost Bank becomes the largest space taker of the five leases signed to date. The building opens in January 2004.
AUSTIN-The San Antonio-based bank takes 52,000 sf in the 33-story CBD high-rise to boost the pre-leased space to 46%. Frost Bank becomes the largest space taker of the five leases signed to date. The building opens in January 2004.
AUSTIN-Combined Agents of America and accounting firm, McPhee, each slide into 1,465 sf in the northwest submarket, signing for the long-term for the move-in condition offices in the 251,121-sf building.
AUSTIN-The Instinet Group, a stock trader, takes the extra 5,000 sf to pull the staff under one roof instead of two in Austin. Lavaca Plaza in the CBD earns the deal and edge occupancy to 35%.
SAN ANTONIO-A local buyer gets 410 units in two properties in the north central submarket from separate California-based limited partnerships. The neighboring properties have a combined assessed value of $8.4 million.
AUSTIN-Alamo Drafthouse is retrofitting a third theater for its dinner-and-a-movie concept, with a plan to open the venue in May at Lake Creek Festival Shopping Center in the far northwest submarket.
AUSTIN-Richie Gueringer goes 13 floors higher to get another 2,217 sf for the staff. The renewal and expansion total 6,117 sf in the 22-story CBD building while Hohmann, Taube & Summers takes another 2,567 sf on the 16th floor.
AUSTIN-The Austin firm goes from a sublease to a direct lease while holding onto the same office space in the Millennium Building in the northwest submarket. Now, National Instruments is taking the rent check instead of Trilogy.