Austin

Historic Perry Brooks Tower Awarded LEED Platinum

The certification marks the first LEED Platinum office renovation in Austin. Perry Brooks Tower’s LEED Platinum scorecard totaled 81 out of 110 possible points.

Austin Mixed-Use Development Lands $26M in Financing

The first phase of Lantana Place will offer 99,663 square feet of leasable space and is expected to break ground in May 2017, with the opening of a dine-in movie theater scheduled for the second quarter of 2018.

Frost Bank Tower in Austin, Texas

Frost Bank Tower Wins TOBY Award

The building underwent a thorough evaluation of its management, operational efficiency, tenant retention, emergency planning and community impact.

Third + Shoal Rendering

Invesco Buys Stake in Austin Office Tower

Third + Shoal, a 345,000-square-foot skyscraper currently rising at the site of the former Austin Music Hall, is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2018.

Garrett Gilleland, Associate Director at HFF

HFF Welcomes New Associate Director

Garrett Gilleland was an associate at ARA and CBRE. He started his career at HPI Real Estate Services & Investments, where he interned as financial analyst.

Charles Towle

Noble Capital JV Launches $250M Texas Fund

US Capital Investment Management will serve as general partner for the new real estate fund, which will focus on major areas such as Austin, Houston, San Antonio and Dallas/Fort Worth.

Hill Country Galleria Completes Major Facelift

The $16 million renovation, which includes a new covered pavilion, is complemented by the addition of several new tenants.

Texas 7-Eleven Stores to Be Powered by Wind Energy

The retailer signed an agreement with TXU Energy for 425 of its locations, contributing to the company’s savings by providing incentives through the GreenBackSM program.

Gracy Farms campus rendering

Charles Schwab Tops Off New Austin Campus

The site and buildings will incorporate sustainable materials and systems, targeting LEED Gold certification.

Yardi Matrix: Cooling Rents, Austin’s City Limits

The metro’s multifamily market continues to be a hotbed of activity, despite a growing sense of caution that rents and development are beginning to decelerate.