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Jackson-Shaw, LaPour Partners Kick Off Metro Phoenix Industrial Project

The joint venture is developing Parc Germann, a new 224,471-square-foot, two-building industrial property in Chandler, Ariz. The facility is expected to open this year.

Why Public-Private Partnerships Are Crucial to a City’s Growth

Without close cooperation between business and local government, creating the kind of projects that help cities thrive is a tall order, said panelists at ULI’s Spring Meeting.

Blackstone to Become a Corporation

The world’s biggest landlord, with $136 billion of real estate assets under management, will switch its status from a publicly traded partnership to a corporation, opening its stock to more investors.

Trammell Crow, Clarion Partners Kick Off Phase 2 of Austin Industrial Park

The joint venture is building the second segment of Park 183, which will encompass an 85,000-square-foot build-to-suit facility for Federal Express.

Law Firm Relocates Dallas HQ to Bank of America Plaza

Kane Russell Coleman Logan PC will move from its longtime home at Thanksgiving Tower to the city’s tallest office building in August.

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Austin Office Project Lands $123M Construction Loan

HFF has arranged the financing for Stream Realty Partners’ 15-story RiverSouth development, just south of the city’s central business district.

Logistics Property Co. Inks 1 MSF Lease at DFW Industrial Development

CPG manufacturer JM Smucker Co. will occupy a portion of Southport Logistics Park, a 252-acre master-planned logistics space situated in Wilmer, Texas.

IRS Issues Updated Opportunity Zone Guidance

The much-anticipated document is expected to answer some questions for fund sponsors, ease some regulations and tighten others.

5 Nashville Projects Embracing Adaptive Reuse

An inside look at standout examples of the city’s booming development scene, which is expected to exceed $3.7 billion in construction this year.

Columbia Property Trust Sells 700 KSF Atlanta Campus for $228M

The disposition is part of the company’s strategy of exiting a non-core market to focus on New York City, San Francisco and Washington, D.C.