CENTRO San Antonio Aims To Return Houston Street To Its Glory Days
Could Houston Street someday be the bustling, active thoroughfare it was during the 1930s and 1940s? CENTRO San Antonio wants to find out.
Houston Street through Downtown San Antonio once was a retail mecca so exclusive it rivaled Fifth Avenue in New York City and land sold for $750/SF.
The Downtown street, which parallels Commerce Street, is old enough to have sustained cannon…
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Unrest Continues Over San Antonio's Short-Term Rental Ordinance
One of San Antonio's priciest neighborhoods is asking City Council to ban certain types of short-term rentals in local historic districts.
The King William Association sent a letter to Mayor Ron Nirenberg last week, asking that a draft ordinance for short-term…
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Lionstone Investments Picks Up 2 Rollingwood Office Buildings
Lionstone Investments has bought Rollingwood Center I and II, off Bee Caves Road, from developer Endeavor Real Estate Group.
HFF both represented Endeavor and assisted Lionstone to secure a 15-year fixed-rate acquisition loan through Lincoln Financial Group. The two phases, totaling…
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4 Ways Real Estate Companies And Individuals Are Redefining The Industry
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Good management translates into value, and well‐managed properties can improve the quality of life for the people in them. For last year's Real Estate Management Excellence award recipients, challenging and reshaping best business practices is a daily part of the job. …
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Co-Working Space Provides Runway For Nonprofit World
Notley and Capital Factory have branded space at the new Springdale General campus as co-working for nonprofits and entrepreneurs who intend to make a social impact on the Austin community.
The 10-acre Springdale General, at the intersection of Springdale and…
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Amazon HQ2 Search Likely Won't Upend Economic Development Secrecy
Some 100 companies were recently scouting Houston as a city for expansion or even for establishing a new headquarters. All of them were hidden behind consultants or had their identities shielded in iron-clad nondisclosure agreements.
Well, all except one: Amazon.
“We have confidentiality marks on every single prospect we're working on,” Greater Houston Partnership Vice President of Regional Economic Development Jason Ford said. “Virtually every single company that comes in is seeking confidentiality.”
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11 Things To Know About Minneapolis As You Watch The Super Bowl
Sure, the Super Bowl is just a game. But a game that about 188 million people are going to watch, and according to the National Retail Federation, spend $15.3B this year while doing so, up 8.5% from last year.
The game puts its host city squarely in the national spotlight: Minneapolis this year, but also neighboring St. Paul. Here is a deeper look at the Twin Cities and the region's robust real estate markets, as well as some interesting facts you may not know.
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8 Things You Need To Know About The Real Estate Retreat Redefining Dealmaking
Once a year, a carefully curated group of commercial real estate's best and brightest converge to build bonds, share experiences and explore conversations beyond the industry.
Welcome to Escape.
What began as an answer to the lack of networking platforms for top owners, developers and investors has grown into a multiday excursion that gets influential dealmakers out of the office and forging lasting partnerships. Conversations over breakfast flow into golf outings, yoga sessions and art tours. In between those activities, industry-changing ventures are born.
Here are eight things you need to know about one of the most exclusive retreats in the industry.
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