AUSTIN-It's time to court all types of companies: those that are here and those that might be willing to come, says a leading local economist. For too long, the focus on been on dealing with Austin's rapid growth rather than seeking more corporate residents.
AUSTIN-Home Depot brings the first big box to Bee Cave, a community about 12 miles west of Austin and that corridor's gateway to the Texas Hill Country. This week's opening, including a store along Interstate 35, take the retailer to six in the region.
SAN ANTONIO-The 298,289-sf One International Center in San Antonio has added Metropolitan Life Insurance to its tenant roster. The high-profile tenant has secured 7,719 sf in the class A office building, owned by Massachusetts Mutual Life.
AUSTIN-It's time to court all types of companies: those that are here and those that might be willing to come, says a leading local economist. For too long, the focus on been on dealing with Austin's rapid growth rather than seeking more corporate residents.
AUSTIN-It's time to court all types of companies: those that are here and those that might be willing to come, says a leading local economist. For too long, the focus on been on dealing with Austin's rapid growth rather than seeking more corporate residents.
SAN ANTONIO-Northwoods Shopping Center in the city's north central submarket has signed Famous Footwear to a 10,000-sf spot. The discount footwear retailer will open its doors in a 115,000-sf third phase that is under construction.
AUSTIN-Trammell Crow's Austin retail team has its work cut out with a new leasing pact, that includes a 29,000-sf closed Regal Cinema. That's the main task at hand, says a VP, of the 285,355-sf Lake Creek Festival Shopping Center assignment.
AUSTIN-The Austin-based Builders Homesite Inc. is aligning with iBidCo of Oakland, CA to develop a high-tech transaction-selling strategy. The Austin company has the backing of 32 of the nation's most successful home builders.
AUSTIN-Stage and screen changes translate into new acts for the old players. Austin is no stranger to innovative uses for closed theaters. Northcross Cinema 6, which is being converted into a conference center replete with a ballroom, is one that's changing with the times.
AUSTIN-Local economist Angelos Angelou tells real estate professionals to make the most of its economic downturn and aggressively market itself to places like California. An upswing isn't expected until Q2 2002 so it's time to place controls on future supply.