REDNews September 2015 - Central South

September 2015

In this issue:

Booms & Busts Retail 2Q Reports: Austin, Dallas/Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio Interview with Kelley Parker

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WHAT’S HAPPENING IN TEXAS CRE

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Networking Photos

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Deals & Announcements

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ARTICLES Booms & Busts Houston Retail Second Quarter San Antonio Retail Second Quarter Austin Retail Second Quarter Dallas Retail Second Quarter Ray’s Buzz - Interview with Kelley Parker

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PUBLISHER’S LETTER Dear Readers, Is the Texas CRE glass half empty or half full?

The Houston Business Journal recently reported that although office and multifamily construction permits are slowing down, building permits for many construction sectors remain high in Houston. According to Alex Carrick, chief economist with CMD Group, an Atlanta-based construction research firm, this relates to population growth being faster in Houston (and Texas) than other parts of the country, as well as unemployment rates being lower. There’s increasing investment in petrochemical plants and shipping since oil is so cheap and abundant, which is a positive regarding lower oil prices.

The Texas Retail market is booming. According to CBRE, the 2nd Q 2015 Dallas/Fort Worth Retail Market reached another historic high for a fourth quarter in a row and the highest quarter-over-quarter increase in the last 10 years. Austin has the lowest retail vacancy rate in Texas at 4% and the San Antonio retail vacancy is a healthy 10% with a near equilibrium between supply and demand. Houston’s proposed retail construction was up by 1.6 million SF during Q2 and the city currently has a vacancy rate of 6.3%. (See Pages 16, 18, 20, 24.)

We’ll be featuring industrial, office, medical and sublease opportunities in our October issue and Brandi Smith, our REDNews’ writer, is busy researching Texas Beer Gardens as one of the editorial features of that issue.

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BUSTS & REDNews

BOOMS

houston real estate’s tie to the energy industry

BY BRANDI SMITH

If

you’re lucky, you don’t remember the years of ‘seethrough buildings’ in downtown Houston, but David Cook, executive vice president and shareholder with Cushman & Wakefield, can’t forget them.

“Kenneth Schnitzer had a building downtown. He went on TV standing on a floor with no partitions,” recalls Cook. “He made his pitch: ‘I’ll lease this space to you below market,’ whatever it was. It was a see-through building.”

With today’s thriving Central Business District, it’s difficult to visualize a situation in which entire buildings would sit dormant for years after construction, but such was the case in 1980s Houston. The energy industry, based in the Bayou City, was imploding as gas prices dropped to historic lows.

“It was no fun for anyone,” says Cook. “People got laid off, expansion plans of corporations were shelved. None of that is enjoyable for anyone.”

“People just left town,” remembers long-time Houston real estate broker Lee Girard. “I think about half a million people left.”

Flash forward 30 years: analysts and real estate insiders are again referencing the ‘80s, some using it to suggest that the market could be worse, others pointing to how bad they think things could get.

ENERGY MELTDOWN

During the great Texas boom of the 1970s, it seemed as though all roads led to Houston. Oil had been discovered here just after the turn of the 20th Century when the Lucas No. 1 well blew near Beaumont, but it wasn’t until the mid-‘70s that the Lone Star State’s population exploded, in no small part due to the commercial availability of air-conditioning units.

“You could tell from the phone book how many people were coming,” says Susan Strickland, commercial escrow Clockwise from top: David Cook, Executive Vice rresident officer and and Shareholder, Cushman & Wakefield closing atSteve Sapio, vice president and title officer torney with with Chicago Title Houston Chicago Lee Girard, Girard Interests 10 | REDNews.com

Title Houston. “It would get thicker and fatter every year.”

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You could tell from the phone book how many people were coming. It was getting thicker and fatter every year.”

However, the Arab Oil Embargo also contributed to Houston’s rapid growth. In effect from 1973 to 1974, the embargo helped propel crude oil prices from a mere $3 in the 1960s to $35 in the 1970s. Much of that money flowed through Houston as energy companies set up and staffed their headquarters here.

“It was boom town,” Strickland says of Houston in 1978 when she got her start at a title insurance company. “We were insuring the downtown office buildings at that time.

To see everything multiplying was breathtaking.”

The city rode the wave of big oil, which reached $33 a barrel, until 1982. That’s when the prices started to drop, stagnating at $27 a barrel before plummeting to $10 a barrel in 1986. Then Houston experienced what could only be described as a seismic bust.

Roughly 90 percent of the nascent oil and gas companies were shuttered as crude prices bottomed out.

A huge percentage of jobs in the Houston area — an estimated 70 percent — depended directly or indirectly on the oil industry, so when the bottom fell out of the market tens of thousands of those

— Susan Strickland

positions were cut.

“By the time Houston’s economy hit bottom in January ’87, the region had 221,900 fewer jobs than it had five years earlier,” says Patrick Jankowski, an economist and vice president of research at the Greater Houston Partnership.

With so many people out of work and companies flailing, the next hit was inevitable: real estate. It had grown quickly, right along with the oil industry.

“It was a double tsunami,” explains Cook. “At the time the demand was going down, they were still building. The end result of that was a bloodbath for developers.”

Jankowski echoes that, pointing out that while the region lost nearly 220,000 jobs, it added 188,000 housing units.

“It was bad,” says Steve Sapio, vice president and title officer with Chicago Title Houston. “We didn’t know enough about it, but I knew it was bad.”

Vacancy rates skyrocketed beyond 30 percent as property values collapsed. With no tenants leasing Continued on page 12

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space in the newly constructed buildings, it was only a matter of time before landlords started defaulting on their mortgages. As that debt got passed back to lenders, more than 425 Texas banking institutions failed.

since our premiums are based on sales price, but it was prosperous in that we had some business to insure and nobody was complaining,” says Strickland. “As the wheels started turning for the RTC, there was a slow recovery.”

“Houston got redlined. They wouldn’t allow anybody to make a mortgage in Houston,” says Girard. “People just left town.”

In 1994, NAFTA went into effect, helping Texas grow into the country’s export leader. The state, which now accounted for 14 percent of all U.S. exports, saw job growth for the first time in nearly a decade.

REBUILDING BOOMTOWN

Those who stayed - in Houston and in real estate - during Houston’s darkest days found ways to survive and, in rare cases, flourish.

“There was a lot of accommodation that was done at that time. Not so much new stuff, but very much reworking, extending, trying to breath life into and keep people going,” Stickland says.

At the time, Cook was working for Howard Horne at the W.A. Horne Company.

“He had a saying that has stuck with me,” remembers Cook. “‘When the market is hot, people will think that it’s going to remain hot. When the market is cold, people will think it’s always going to remain cold. They’re both wrong.’”

Cook attributes that attitude, plus the lesson he’d learned in the Army that “Nothing very good or very bad lasts very long,” to his approach during the bust.

“In the 1980s, it was a great time to adjust my marketing,” says Cook. “I [was] going after the banks who were taking back properties. They didn’t want to hold those properties; it created a great demand.”

That demand, coupled with the formation of the Resolution Trust Corporation in 1989, helped pull the market out of its slump.

“It wasn’t a prosperous time for title insurance

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Girard says he started to feel things turn around in 1995, but the market didn’t really rebound until ’98. Even then, he says, everyone in the market was cautious until about 2000.

“We had this incredible loan run-up, with everybody’s stated income mortgages, right through pretty much 2006,” he recalls. “There were a lot of deals being made and I did have a couple of agents who worked for me who were doing well.”

“There was so much development and so much that brought Houston to what it is now,” Sapio says. “People had [title insurance] orders out in their offices and in the hallways. We were work-

ing all night long.”

SLIPPING INTO RECESSION

Those who had experienced the boom of the late ‘70s knew, as Cook says, that nothing very good or very bad lasts for very long - and things had been very good for a couple of years.

“By 2008, they had the financial meltdown, both in New York, and then it spread back to Houston,” says Girard.

“Although it was uncomfortable and definitely detrimental to a lot of people, I don’t think it was as bad as before,” Susan says. “Houston had diversified in its economy since then and had other very strong components.”

Those components include the healthcare industry, which touts 55,000 jobs from employers such as Memorial Hermann Health System, the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center and Houston Methodist.

While the diversification helped - the region lost only 1 in 22 jobs during the Great Recession vs. 1 in 7 jobs in the ‘80s - the true key was Houston’s lack of housing bubble. While other markets saw housing values tumble by as much as 40 percent in the late ‘00s, Houston’s barely dipped 2 percent. Even so, the city’s real estate industry did take a hit.

“Coming out of the Great Recession, folks said it wasn’t because there was a lack of people interested; there were plenty of people ready to go, but it was the lenders who put the brakes on things,” explains Cook.

“It was a slowdown, but it wasn’t just a dead stop,” Strickland says. “I’m sure there were people who got desperate and who went under, but what we really saw was more of a holding-ofbreath thing, suffocation.”

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CONSTRUCTION CITY

As early as 2011, Houston’s market started to see things turn around and in the next few years, the city boomed along with its energy sector. Developers, drawn like bees to honey, flooded Houston with new projects. As of 2014, when oil prices were still more than $100 a barrel, it boasted one-sixth of the country’s under-construction office space. Nearly 80 buildings were going up, adding roughly 18 million square feet of office space to the region.

In the months since, oil prices have dipped as low as $48, morphing the energy industry’s optimism into anxiety and prompting more than 30,000 layoffs from Houston-based companies such as Royal Dutch Shell, Marathon Oil Corp., Weatherford International and BP PLC. The cuts have also created a glut of space on the market.

“There’s sublease space and that needs to be taken care of, but we’re not grossly overbuilt like some people might think.” says Cook, “Right now, sellers, owners are really not chasing the market down so prices have stayed pretty stable.

Lease prices have stayed relatively stable; they haven’t dropped off.”

While office could be a soft part of the market for a while, insiders point to other aspects that are thriving.

“People have more money to spend now. The gas prices are down, retail is going crazy,” Sapio says. “Even when they started screaming about the oil prices, we really didn’t see too much of a downturn. We still had the orders coming in.”

“

“Industrial is still very tight, and the vacancy rates are very low,” says Girard.

“Single family seems to be coming back, because it didn’t get that far out.”

“For us right now, the market is favorable,” says Cook. “We’ve got a lot of good activity. Major corporations, who may be having pain of oil prices affecting them one way or the other, are still thinking 10 years, 15 years down the road.”

Though business has certainly slowed compared to the boom of the early ‘90s and ‘00s, those who survived past busts know what it takes to make it through this slowdown: focus and patience.

“We’re not going to be crazy on fire and grabbing money out of the sky and that stuff, but we can live and we can function and we can do business,” Strickland says. “That’s a great advantage.”

Girard says he’s turned his attention to Southeast Houston.

“There’s still inexpensive land there; there’s a lot of job growth in the petrochemical industry, and they have some very good school districts,” he says. He’s currently working on a mixed-use development tract off Highway 146 and Red Bluff in Seabrook.

“We want to educate our clients as much as possible to make them a little bit more aware of how they can help us help them,” says Strickland about how she and Sapio will spend any possible downtime.

Cook, meanwhile, says he’ll devote his time to what has always been his favorite project: “people whom I’ve had the pleasure of mentoring.”

For us right now, the market is good. We’ve got a lot of good activity. Major corporations, who may be having pain of oil prices affecting them one way or the other, are still thinking 10 years, 15 years down the road.”

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— David Cook

All of them will most definitely have an eye on the price of oil in the coming months, but having been through the cycle of booms and busts in the past, they know time has a way of evening things out. After all, Houston, a city that has weathered many a hurricane, can clearly weather economic storms too.

ACRES OF OPPORTUNITY ABOUND IN NORTH AND WEST HOUSTON.

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11611 CHAMPION FOREST

Land For Sale - 9.6 Acres

Land For Sale - 64 Acres

• Densely populated area • One block north of W. Little York and one block south of FM 529

• Approximately 1,100 FT of frontage along Bourgeois Road

• Major retail at FM 529 includes: Kroger, ACE Hardware, McDonalds, Chase Bank, Burger King, Specs and Kohls

• Approximately 1,200 FT of frontage along Champion Forest Drive • Utilities available through MUD-202 and not in the floodplain

Contact: Keith Grothaus, CCIM, SIOR

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LONGENBAUGH ROAD

SPRING CYPRESS ROAD

Land For Sale - 161.4 Acres

Land For Sale - 7.226 Acres

• Approximately 1,400 FT of frontage along Longenbaugh Road

• Approximately 271 FT of frontage along Spring Cypress Road

• Approximately 1.4 miles away from the Grand Parkway • Unrestricted

• An existing 3,000 SF residence is located on the property • Located minutes from Hwy. 290 and Hwy. 249 and is near the SYSCO distribution facility

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Houston Retail, Q2 2015

Development pipeline swells; proposed construction up by HOUSTON RETAIL, Q2 2015 Development pipelineQ2 swells; Houston Retail, 2015 proposed up bysq.

1.6 million ft. during Q2 1.6 construction million ft.sq.during Q2 MARKETVIEW

Development pipeline swells; proposed construction up by 1.6 million sq. ft. during Q2 Completions

Under Construction

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SALES TAX REVENUES UP YEAR Houston in Lake Jackson, where taxesYEAR increased by outlet mall along Highway 59 just south of Richnew grocery development is active a new City11.6%, of Houston sales tax revenues for 2015with year-tomond.

South of Houston in Lake Jackson, where H-E-B and5% Kroger date are up fromunder 2014.construction.

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Humble, Katy, Montgomery and Magnolia all saw an

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increase ininsales tax revenues.

Accordingly, As revenues Richmond climbed 19.2%, thesingle highest Additionally, Pearland, Baytown, Conroe, Sugar of family development and the majority of retail any cityHumble, with in the Houston metro, Paragon Outlets all Land, Katy, Montgomery and Magnolia construction is centered in these suburban markets. saw an announced increase inasales tax revenues. recently new 300,000 sq. ft. Accordingly, outlet mall singleHighway family development the majority ofof retail along 59 just south and of Richmond.

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destinations for the Houston Developers publicized plans for area. three large retail projhealthy and poised for a strong growth cycle. ects this quarter; a 500,000 sq. ft. expansion at the San Developers plans for three large retail Jacinto Mall –publicized its first since opening in the 1980s, the In the second quarter over 1.6 million sq. ft.

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• Suites available from 1,347-4,500 SF • Surface & garage parking available, granite finishes and double glazed ‘E’ glass, back-up generator, energy management system and on-site storage area.

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Investment Opportunity For Sale

4840 W Panther Creek Dr., The Woodlands

821 Crossbridge, Spring

• Three-story building, five acre site • Typical floor plate: 25,000 SF; 75,000 SF available • On-site property management

• Panther Creek Professional Plaza II is centrally located adjacent to the Randall’s Panther Creek Village Center at the corner of Woodlands Parkway and West Panther Creek Dr. • Great location for medical or professional office space • Easy access to I-45 and The Woodlands Town Center

9400 Grogan’s Mill, The Woodlands

• 2 Story Medical/Office Building, 14,232 SF, close proximity to Houston NW Medical Center.

• 88% Leased, 1,600 SF leasable space on 1st floor.

• Close to various area retailers, restaurant, daycare, other medical office buildings • Located 0.7 miles north of FM 1960, 2 miles to 1-45 and 5.3 miles to Hardy Toll Rd.

• 250,000 SF Class A office building, under construction • High-end finishes, designed to be LEED silver certified • Located in between The Woodlands Town Center and Exxon Mobil campus • On-site property management and leasing

128 Vision Park, Shenandoah

Town Center Plaza For Lease

• Class A office building, high-end finishes • +/_ 7,625 SF building on +/_ 30,536 SF Land • 100% Leased, NNN investment • Just 1 mile south of The Woodlands and Exxon Mobil campus

25420 Kuykendahl Rd., Tomball • Located at the corner of Kuykendahl Road and Preserve Way, near Creekside Village • 1,250 SF - 12,500 SF Contiguous space available • Six buildings; one story; total 45,000 SF • High-end finishes including granite, wood floors, and crown molding • Convenient to Grand Parkway and Woodlands Parkway

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719 Sawdust, Spring • Great location in The Woodlands Submarket, just minutes from The Woodlands Town Center • Three-story, atrium-style office building, with approximately 60,000 SF, situated on 3 acres.

• Convenient from door and parking access with ample parking • Latest technologies • Easy access to I-45 and Hardy Toll Road

10077 Grogan’s Mill Road, Suite 135 The Woodlands, TX 77380

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SAN ANTONIO RETAIL, Q2 2015 Retail market reaches equilibrium; healthy citywide vacancy rate of 10% 2Q 2015 SUBMARKET

TOTAL INVENTORY

TOTAL DIRECT VACANT SF

% VACANT

AVG. QUOTED RENT RATE

NC

8,596,513

834,641

9.7%

$16.40

eet of retail lease space conducted by the

FAR NORTH

4,600,177

459,488

10.0%

$21.72

based, full-service commercial real estate

NE

8,079,134

1,376,078

17.0%

$14.59

NW

15,561,732

1,174,189

7.5%

$14.92

CBD

1,215,705

201,354

16.6%

$20.00

h is just shy of the 299,656 square feet of

SOUTH

5,028,621

379,182

7.5%

$14.71

“The near equilibrium between supply and

FAR WEST

4,081,641

297,044

7.3%

$17.56

TOTALS

7,163,523

4,721,976

10.0%

$16.30

with a healthy citywide vacancy rate of 10%.

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tywide vacancy rate stood at 9.9%.

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ort increased rental rates in new product,

The San Antonio retail market closed the second quarter with a citywide vacancy rate of 10%. There were no notable deliveries in the second quarter but more than 826,000 square feet of multi-tenant retail space is currently under construction led by the redevelopment of the former Joske’s Building at RiverCenter Mall downtown. It may not be noticeable from street level but an aerial view shows that the entire 510,810-squarefoot space has been gutted and renovations are underway to make room for new retailers like H&M, Dave & Buster’s and many more.

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REAL ESTATE OUTLOOK

5,937,211

26,239

51,155,156

584,931

74

5

98.3% 74

984

Round Rock & Cedar Park 96.1% 142 496,648

11 96

Northeast & East 19,986

Northwest & Far Northwest

AUSTIN RETAIL MARKET WATCH REAL ESTATE OUTLOOK

96

South

101

7

Southeast

24

1

Southwest

66

AUSTIN

681

AUSTIN RETAIL MARKET WATCH, JULY 2015 JULY 2015

Recent Retail Leases 

RETAIL LEASE STATISTICS :: VACANCY & RENTAL RATE RENT PSF ($)

8.0%

8.0%

Round Rock :: HomeZone Furniture 30,000 SF at Renaissance Square

VACANCY (%)

$25.00

$25.00

6.0%

6.0%

$20.00

$20.00



Far Northwest :: Retro Fitness 15,000 SF at Plaza 183 Shopping Center

4.0%

4.0%

$15.00

2.0%



0.0%

0.0%

South :: Star Center 3110 West Slaughter Lane 20,000 SF Stand-alone Strip Center Building Buyer: The Blood & Tissue Center of CenTx Seller: Artale Services South :: Walgreens 120 West Slaughter Lane 14,820 SF Single-Tenant Retail Building Buyer: Wautx LLC Seller: The Place CRE

09

10

11

12

13

14

15

QTD



$15.00

2.0%

Recent Retail Sales

$10.00

$10.00

All Austin area retail buildings larger than 25,000 SF.

Retail Sales Statistics

Volume ($ Mil) No. of Properties

AUSTIN TRAILING 12 MO.

AUSTIN Q2 2015

AUSTIN QUARTER TO DATE

U.S. TRAILING 12 MO.

U.S. Q2 2015

$796.2

$82.9

$0

$85,096.5

$14,861.4

63

8

0

6,806

1,211

0 411,083,104

67,577,300

4,462,803

381,665

Average Price/SF

$225

$335

N/A

$214

$235

Average Cap Rate (Yield)

6.5%

N/A

N/A

6.6%

6.5%

Total SF

SOURCE: Real Capital Analytics

Retail Lease Statistics By Submarket SUBMARKET

NO. OF BLDGS

INVENTORY

YTD NET ABSORPTION

YTD LEASING ACTIVITY

DIRECT OCCUPANCY

TOTAL OCCUPANCY

AVERAGE NET RENT

CBD

16

989,985

53,486

6,526

96.8%

96.7%

$25.68

Central & West Central

88

6,766,787

68,898

58,600

96.0%

96.0%

$17.40

North

74

5,100,260

61,458

43,560

96.2%

96.2%

$14.79

Northeast & East

74

4,510,392

26,955

28,872

97.9%

97.5%

$14.52

Northwest & Far Northwest

96

6,812,399

28,689

169,365

92.1%

91.9%

$16.56

Round Rock & Cedar Park

142

11,722,806

191,601

146,906

94.6%

94.6%

$18.60

South

101

7,781,756

217,551

22,833

98.4%

98.1%

$21.47

Southeast

24

1,533,650

0

0

99.7%

99.7%

$10.74

Southwest AUSTIN

66 681

5,937,211

26,239

19,986

98.3%

98.3%

$18.27

51,155,156

584,931

496,648

96.1%

96.0%

$17.15

SOURCE: Transwestern, CoStar

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Sealed Bid With Bids Due By October 21, 2015

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SEC of Mc Cabe Road and 146 Zoned : Planned Unit Development & Low Density Residential Largest Tract on 146 Frontage Exposure Proximity to both the ports of Houston Terminals

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Located in the North Central Dallas thethe NFM’s retail As revenues in Richmond climbed 19.2%, highest of showroom totaled 560,000 sq. ft., contributing showroom totaled 560,000 sq. ft., contributing any city with in the Houston metro, Paragon Outlets approximately 96.5% of the total 580,000 sq. ft. of total approximately 96.5% of 300,000 the total sq.

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RAY’S BUZZ INTERVIEW WITH KELLEY PARKER REDNews

Kelley, you have been active for a long time now in SE Harris County, and you seem to have a feel for this segment of commercial real estate. Do you have family background or other early experience in this area, or did you just drift in this direction as your career progressed?

I worked for my father and his family companies all of which were headquartered in the East end of Houston. My Dad was actually born in the vicinity of 76th Street and Harrisburg. A lot of my jobs were on marine vessels, in shipyards and fabrication facilities.

When I got into real estate in 1976 after a few years training under David Cook, we decided to divide the city. He worked the west half and I the east half.

Well, there have been many of them, but a couple that were real homeruns was the recent sale of the 11,000-acre Cedar Crossing now called Cedar Port, the sale of 646-acre Greensport Industrial Park twice, and the sale/leaseback of the Intermarine facility on Industrial Road. There has also been numerous other deals that were fun to work on.

Are most land deals on this side of the county for warehouses or for plant construction/ enlargement?

There are many deals for warehousing and/or service companies. The plant projects whether expansion or new can be large transactions, but they don’t occur frequently as do your general industrial projects. The uses vary greatly on the East side from ship channel There is a lot of talk now in Houston about deals, rail requirement projects, high-tech manufacturing/testing facilities, distribution and laboratories. the East Side coming up just as the West Side – Energy Corridor is shrinking. It is After initially hearing big hope for Houston the old see-saw between upstream succoming from the completion of an enlarged cess and high prices and then low prices Panama Canal, I have recently heard less leading to mid- and down-stream success grandiose expectations. What is your take in chemicals, fertilizers, LNG, refining and on the larger canal’s effect on the Port of all of the other areas that do better when feed stock prices are lower. What is going Houston and the SE corner of the county? on in Southeast Harris County now to take There will be benefits long term, but the idea that there will be an industrial boom shortly after opening advantage of these low prices?

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There is tremendous chemical plant expansion going on with new cracking units, well over $10 billion in new projects which will increase plastic production for domestic and export. There is good demand for new housing, both rental and home ownership.”

There is tremendous chemical plant expansion going on with new cracking units, well over $10 billion in new projects which will increase plastic production for domestic and export. There is good demand for new housing, both rental and home ownership. Many support companies are relocating, expanding or consolidating operations in the Southeast market that services the plants there.

What are some of the deals you have closed that you are proudest of in this part of the county?

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is wishful thinking. Better economics in shipping cost will benefit not only Houston, but all of Texas and other states as well. Container activity continues to grow and Houston Port is the dominant port in the Gulf of Mexico. I didn’t think that will change in the year to come. However, the competition of other ports in the US with deeper draft water will create stiff competition. Also, the railroads will continue to try to maintain their market stream of container activity for the West Coast to Houston.

ABOUT KELLEY PARKER

Kelley Parker has 38 years of real estate experience representing corporate clients and institutions in their multi-tenant, office, and industrial facility requirements. He has an extensive background assisting clients with difficult site acquisitions/dispositions and lease negotiations. Mr. Parker is the senior partner of the Parker/Littman team, which is one of the top producing industrial and land teams globally within C&W. He is also a member of C&W’s Industrial Services Ports and Intermodal Strategy Group.

WORK EXPERIENCE

In 1990 Mr. Parker joined C&W, where he quickly became one of the company’s top-producing brokers. From 2001 to 2014, the team completed 805 sales and lease transactions valued at more than $1.385 billon. These assignments included more than 26.9 million square feet of improved properties and more than 61,586 acres of land.

Mr. Parker began his real estate career in 1976.

He was previously a Senior Vice President with The Horne Company, where he managed the industrial brokerage department. He received numerous production awards in recognition of his outstanding sales achievement.

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In your opinion is infrastructure-rail, highway, bridges-keeping up in this sector of the county?

No, especially the rail capacity in the area. It takes too long to get rail cars out of the Houston area on their way to say Chicago. As the container port expands, I have always been a proponent to establish a third container port at Cedar Port where rail traffic could avoid the general Houston rail congestion. Roads will also need to keep improving and expanding.

The completion of SH 99 connecting I-10 East to US 59 and I-45 will be a huge improvement scheduled for 2019-2020 for the Port and the East side in general.

Kelley and his catch

Do you have anything big in the works you can tell us about?

After Cedar Crossing, it’s hard to come up with a real big project to compete with that sale. But our team is working on several projects both locally and in other states as well. Hopefully, we can talk about them soon.

To get to the fun stuff, I understand you just bought a home near Beaver Creek, CO, and that you commute there each weekend in the summer. Can you tell us about the winter season as well, and about your family involvement in the early days of the development of the Vail area?

Well, we still ski and try to take several trips during the ski season. We are always there for New years as that is where my wife Cindy and I had our first date coming up 36 years ago. Cindy has been in Vail skiing since it opened in 1962. My cousin and many of my father’s friends were the original investors in Vail; wish I had bought there 36 years ago!

CEDAR PORT

Cushman & Wakefield (C&W) today announced the sale of Cedar Crossing, a 10,897-acre industrial park near Houston. The transaction represents one of the single largest land sales in the history of the Houston area. C&W represented the seller, Cedar Crossing L.P., a partnership of area investors managed by Charles Iupe. The size of the property sold is equal to threefourths that of New York’s Manhattan Island.

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“This significant transaction is a convincing testament to the Park’s capabilities and infrastructural importance and a ringing endorsement of the Baytown/Chambers County area as an economic powerhouse,” said Kelley Parker, C&W Executive Vice President. “It’s amazing to have witnessed firsthand the growth of the Park, in 24 years, from simple pastureland to what it is today.”

Kelley receiving the 2014 NAIOP deal of the year award for his team from Trammell Crow’s Aaron Thielhorn.

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CENTRAL/SOUTH TEXAS

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CCIM Central Texas 2nd Annual Golf Tournament All Day

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CREW Austin Networking Luncheon & Presentation 11:30am-1:00pm

CCIM Central Texas Chapter Social 5:00pm-7:00pm

CCIM Institute User Decision Analysis for Commercial Investment 8:30am-5:30pm

CCIM Institute User Decision Analysis for Commercial Investment 8:30am-5:30pm

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17 CREW San Antonio CREWtini 2015 6:00pm-9:00pm BOMA Austin Monthly Membership Luncheon 11:30am-1:00pm CCIM Institute User Decision Analysis for Commercial Investment 8:30am-5:30pm

24 CTCAR Networking Luncheon & Presentation by Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority 11:30am-1:00pm

IREM Austin Learn @ Lunch: Elevators 101 11:30am-1:00pm

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IREM San Antonio GLOW BOWL 2015 2:00pm- 4:00pm

30 BOMA Austin Emerging Leader Series: Personal Brand & Business Etiquette 11:00am-12:30pm

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NETWORKING CREW Austin

From Left:

Sarah Scott with S3

Creative Solutions & Terah Kelley from Sixth River Architects at the CREW July Luncheon.

Helen Jobes of Capella

Commercial won 100 bottles of wine from CREW Austin!

CREW San Antonio August Luncheon

From Left: Aug8: Kate Silvas with the City of Converse Aug2: Cheryl Pyle, Christy Rhone, and

Laura Montgomery

Aug3: Carrie Caesar and Jackie Browning drawing the winner of the “Uncorking Professional Development” 100 Bottles of Wine Raffle

CTCAR Austin

Aug11: James Turcotte, Sr. VP of Real Estate for Whataburger, keynote speaker at the August 11 CREW San Antonio Luncheon

From Left:

Teresa Person of 1031 Exchange, Dale Glover

of Rainey Ventures,

Dr. Lawrence Yun,

NAR Economist

CTCAR is known for its property information exchanges as shown by flyers from recent event in Waco, Texas.

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NORTH TEXAS

2015 September Sunday

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ULI North Texas NTCAR Texas Realtors Conference

BOMA Fort Worth Monthly Luncheon at Petroleum Club 11:30am-1:00pm

NTCAR Commercial Real Estate EXPO 4:00pm-8:00pm

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CREW DALLAS Networking Breakfast 8:00am-9:00am

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BOMA Fort Worth Board of Directors Meeting 12:00pm-1:00pm

30 CCIM Institute Investment Analysis for Commercial Investment 8:30am-5:30pm NT CCIM CCIM 104 at Addison Conference Center 8:30am BOMA Fort Worth Volunteer Day @ RMH 4:00pm-8:00pm

NTCAR 3rd Quarter Membership Meeting 7:30am-9:00am BOMA Fort Worth Fall Event:TBA NT CCIM Luncheon at Park City Club 11:30am-1:00pm CCIM Institute September Luncheon 11:30am-1:00pm

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CREW Dallas CCIM Institute Lunch & LearnAnalysis Civic for User Decision Involvement Commercial Investment 11:30am-1:00pm 8:30am-5:30pm

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NETWORKING CREW San BOMA Dallas Antonio “Bring August Your Team” Luncheon July Luncheon

From Left:

Mark Wilshire, Peloton and Mark Slicker,

Terracare

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BOMA Dallas July Bowling Tournament

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American Restoration, Katina Comeaux, Cousins Properties Andy Taylor, Parmenter, Steve Broom, Fujitec

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CREW San North Texas Antonio CCIM CI August 101 Course Luncheon at the Addison Conference Center July

From Left: CI 101 at the Addison Conference Center July 27-30 with over 30 students Sean Reynolds, Cassandra Elder, and Adam Tafesse

smile for the camera during a class break Students listen in to the CI 101 Class at the Addison Conference Center in Dallas, July 27-30

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SOUTHEAST TEXAS

2015 September Sunday

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BOMA Houston Luncheon 11:30am-1:00pm ULI Houston 5th Annual Sporting Clay Classic 12:00pm-6:30pm Houston CCIM Luncheon 11:30am-1:00pm

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HRBC Commissioner Steve Radack To be posted BACREN Luncheon; Speaker Ted Jones 10:30am

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RICH Kiyosaki’s Cash Flow Game Night 7:00pm-9:45pm

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AAREA September Luncheon 11:30am-1:00pm

CREN CREN Luncheon 11:00am-1:00pm

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O’Connor & Associates Office Forecast Luncheon at H.E.S.S. Club 11:30am-1:00pm

ACRP Breakfast Meeting Speaker TBD To be posted

Houston BOMA Open Carry Law and Legislative Seminar 8:00am-10:00am

CREN CREN Happy Hour To be posted

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IREM Houston School Supply Drive for Yellowstone Academy

From Left: Current and past Houston Gulf Coast CCIM Chapter presidents picked up

by Bob Watson, past president, in a limo for lunch to hear about Cost Segregation at the organization’s August Luncheon.

From Left: IREM members after organizing the thousands of supplies donated! (Left to right: Ashley Simien, Kim Peck, Diane Martin, Christy Cobb.)

Committee Chair Ashley Simien (left) helped deliver all of the donations to Yellowstone Academy on Friday August 7.

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DEALS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

Quinn Gomley

Central/South Texas Austin/San Antonia Areas

AUSTIN, TX Dormitory Sale:

condo & commercial project on 2.2 acres at Fourth U Chicon Street.

The project will include 97 residential units and 42,000 SF of commercial space to be completed by fall 2015.

An $8 million office, retail & condominium development one block west of S. Congress Avenue & West Elizabeth Street is in the planning stages. The project will include 7000 SF of retail,14,000 SF of office and up to five condominium units.

Industrial Lease:

Advantage Supply leased 12,500 SF at 4211 Todd Lane.

Brenda Horton, an independent broker, represented the landlord, Todd Lane Business Park, and Greg Gaynor with Centric Commercial represented the tenant.

Multi-Family Construction:

McCann Realty Partners is constructing a 156-unit project at 2401

Grove on an 18 acre site at the corner of Grove Blvd & Montopolis Drive.

Denver-based Griffis Residential purchased Falcon Ridge, a 296-unit project at 500 E. Stassney Lane. This is the buyer’s fourth investment in Austin.

Office Lease:

Software make Spiceworks Inc. has relocated from a 56,000 SF space near RR 2222 to a 95,000 SF office in Westlake Hills near Capital of Texas Hwy.

Office Sales:

8007 Burnet Holdings LLC purchased the 21,558 SF building at 8007 Burnet Road from Br-T Properties LP. Ron Meyeres & Brenton Meyeres of Capitol Leasing & Management represented the seller and Neil Stokes with Special Agent Group represented the buyer.

Dallas-based Velocis sold Arboretum Atrium, a 91,083 SF building located at 9727 Great Hills Trail and Las Cimas I, a 82,787 SF building located at 804 Las Cimas to private equity firm Wedge Group.

Office/Flex Sales:

Karlin Real Estate sold a 302,604 SF industrial building at 13201 McCallen Pass to General Motors to complement their existing Austin IT Innovation Center. Mark Emerick & John Barksdale of CBRE represented the seller and AJ Weiner, Liz Ticker & Jake Ragusa of JJ represented the buyer.

Karlin Real Estate sold Parmer 6.2, a 292,000 SF office/flex building located at 301 Howard Lane to Casa Marco.

Retail Lease:

Saks Fifth Ave. OFF 5th has leased 50,000 SF at Gateway Shopping Centers on Research Blvd. at SH 183 & Capital of Texas Hwy. Gateway Shopping Centers is anchored by Wholes Food Market Inc.

Retail Sale:

RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust paid $19 million for the

Emerald Realty founder Michael Moore has joined San Antonio’s Rohde, Ottmers & Siegel Realty as an office, brokerage & leasing specialist.

Stratus Properties Inc. is buying Canyon-Johnson’s 58% share

of Block 21 in downtown Austin. The property houses W Austin Hotel and Residences & the Austin City Limits at the Moody Theater entertainment venue.

An unidentified buyer purchased 18.4 acres at 800 CR 108.

Michael Sanchez of Dan Quick & Associates Inc. represented the unidentified seller and Brently Brinegar of Brinegar Properties represented the buyer.

BUDA, TEXAS Vacant Land Sale:

ATX Fence Supply purchased 7.5 acres at the I35 frontage road & Circle Drive. Josh Hubka & Perry Horton of REOC Austin represented the seller, Cotton Development2. (Horton is now with Lead Commercial.)

KYLE, TEXAS Master-Planned Community:

Clark Wilson Builder Inc. purchased Nance Ranch, a 673-

acre tract near Kyle, Texas for the development of a master-planned community. The property has frontage on FM 150 about one mile west of RR 2270. The community will be named Anthem and homes are slated to be ready in 2016.

MCALLEN, TEXAS Industrial Sale: Canada-based Dalfen America Corp has purchased four industrial buildings totaling 635,752 SF in the 1200-acre Sharyland Business Park.

ROUND ROCK, TEXAS Vacant Land Sale: 1704 Chisholm Trail LP purchased 14.1 acres at 1704 Chisholdm Trail in Round Rock. Jerry Heare with REOC Austin represented the sellers, Gary Peterson, Barbara Caldwell and Nancy Olsen and Ben Edelstein with Kenny Dryden Investments represented the buyer.

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Industrial Lease:

Community Veterinary leased 3530 SF at 5715 Rittiman Plaza.

Lindsay Meche Kopplow & Michael Kent with Stream Realty represented the landlord and Josh LiFico with Newmark Grubb Knight Frank represented the tenant.

Office Construction:

Fulcrum Development is building a six-story, nearly 165,000 SF

Vacant Land Sale:

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. sold 1.46 acres of its Wurzbach Parkway property to Dallas-based Weitzman Group. The additional land will become part of a 12,000 SF retail center, Parkway Oaks, that is being developed by Cencor Realty, Weitzman Group’s development arm.

Tier REIT purchased two Class A office properties containing

332,000 SF at The Domain & a partnership interest in two additional offices totaling 337,000 SF plus a fee simple ownership partnership of more than 24 acres of developable land all within The Domain. The seller was Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management.

Michael Moore

Carroll Capital Investments LLC purchased 13.4 acres on E. Parmer Lane west of Dessau Road. Kent Taylor with REOC Austin represented the seller, Weal Development and Kurt VanderMeulen with REOC Austin represented the buyer.

U.S. Real Estate Investment Fund LLC (US REIF) has acquired

Burnet Flats, a 179 unit project at 5453 Burnet Road. The property includes 2,853 SF of retail space.

Matt Teifke has joined EDGE Realty Partners in Austin as an Associate.

Vacant Land Sale:

Capsa Ventures LLC is planning Fourth &, a 130,000 SF residential

Multi-Family Sale:

Matt Teifke

New York city-based firms Carlton Strategic Ventures & The Modlin Group sold the largest privately owned, 322- room /retail

center/parking garage at University of Texas to San Francisco-based Fowler Property Acquisitions. Brian Kelly of HFF brokered the transaction for the seller.

Mixed Use Construction:

Quinn Gomley has joined Cohn Reznick’s Austin office as director, real estate consulting.

office building in Landmark Centre located at the SEC of I10 & Loop 1604.

SOUTH TEXAS Skilled Nursing Sale: California-based Granite Investment Group has acquired five

skilled nursing facilities in South Texas via two separate off-market transactions totaling $90.1 million. The five properties, totaling 684 beds are leased to Senior Care Centers LLC.

Stassney Heights , 103,000 SF retail center at 5510 S. I35.

The property was purchased from General Electric Capital Corp and Thackeray Partners.

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DEALS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

William Jarnagin

Michael Ware

Taylor Hill

North Texas

Dallas/Ft. Worth Areas Michael Ernst

ALLEN, TX Office Construction:

Allen-based development firm, JaRyCo, is constructing a threebuilding, Tech Center Complex near Bethany Drive & Greenville Avenue. The initial building will be 94,000 SF.

ARLINGTON, TX Master Planned Community Sale:

Office Construction:

The Johnson Development Corp of Houston & Toronto-based Tricon Capital Group Inc. have purchased Viridian, a 2083 acre, master-planned community in Arlington from CrossHarbor Capital Partners of Boston.

Arlington and will build a 150,000 SF, $20 million campus on the I30 frontage Road, just east of Collins Street.

DALLAS, TX Multi-Family Sale:

CBRE Strategic Partners US Value 7 has acquired BLVD, a

Office/Retail Sale:

Granite Properties purchased West End Marketplace & plans to

Office Sale:

417-united project at 5600 SMU Blvd.

redevelop the property for corporate tenants and new restaurants. The seven-story, 237,000 SF building is located south of Woodall Rodgers Freeway on Munger Avenue.

DFW AIRPORT, TEXAS Industrial Construction:

Hillwood Investments & Perot Development Company will

build four new distribution centers at the DFW International Airport.

Logistics Center II will include 1,015,560 SF & three additional buildings will include between 115,500 SF up to 144,000 SF.

FLOWER MOUND, TEXAS Retail Sale:

Office Construction:

office project to house approximately 8,100 people at its current corporate campus at 600 Hidden Ridge.

PLANO, TEXAS Office Sale:

Texas Instruments plans to sell its 84-acre Spring Creek campus

Retail Sale:

Pierson Retail Advisors sold Ruisseau Village, a 124,567 SF center

Vacant Land Sale:

Green Brick Partners purchased 17.3 acres within the $900

Van Trust Real Estate acquired 164 acres at the Ridge Logistics Center, 342 Lancaster, from Ridge Development & Prudential Financial. The site will be developed with approximately 2.5 million SF of industrial space. Geoff Meyer represented the seller and Jack Fraker of CBRE represented the buyer.

at the NWC of West Parker Road & North Central Expressway to an undisclosed California buyer. The seller was West Plano Retail, LLC .

million Heritage Creekside development for the construction of 135 home sites. The project is located near the intersection of North Central Expressway & President George Bush Turnpike.

Office Construction:

Newport BeachCA-based Buchanan Street Partners purchased a two-building office complex totaling 238,301 SF located at 3001 & 3101 E. President George Bush Turnpike.

Office Lease:

Avnet, Inc. leased 36,562 SF at Richardson Office Center I at 2101 E. President George Bush Turnpike. John Aldrich of The Aldrich Group represented the tenant and Byron McCoy of Younger Partners represented the landlord.

Office Sale:

Q Real Estate Holdings LLC, the real estate affiliate of Fort Worth-based Q Investments, purchased 2400 North Glenville, a

388,600 SF campus in Richardson originally built for Verizon who will stay in the property until the 4th Q of 2016.

SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS Hotel Construction:

Cambria Southlake is a 175-room hotel & conference center being built in Kimball Park, which is a mixed-use development on 15.5 acres at the NWC SH 114 & Kimball Avenue. The project will also include a 96,00 SF office building, 3 restaurants, a coffee shop & retail space.

WILMER, TEXAS Industrial Construction:

LEWISVILLE, TEXAS Industrial Construction:

in East Plano which includes a 301,814 SF office campus at 6550 Chase Oaks Blvd.

RICHARDSON, TEXAS

LANCASTER, TEXAS Industrial Construction:

Stream Realty Partners purchased a 28-acre tract at the corner of I35W & Stake Highway 114 for construction of Farmer Brothers Company’s new headquarters facility. Northport 35 is Stream’s new

three building, 945,000 SF spec industrial project.

Mound, a 169,447 SF center for $45.7 million.

Verizon is reportedly in discussions with KDC to construct a large

Paul Vernon has joined Crest Commercial Real Estate as Director of Retail Development.

NORTHLAKE, TEXAS

InvenTrust Properties Corp purchased The Highlands of Flower

IRVING, TEXAS

Paul Vernon

retail center located at 7520-7640 NE Loop 820 for $6,325,000.

Brad Cruickshank, Trip Green & Randy Bell of The Woodmont Company represented the seller, a subsidiary of LNR Partners LLC.

GlenStar Properties & USAA Real Estate Company purchased

Energy Square, a three-building, 948,678 SF complex at 4925 & 4849 Greenville Avenue and 6688 N. Central Expressway. The sellers were Lincoln Property Company, Champion Partners & Long Wharf Real Estate Partners, represented by HFF.

Burson Holman has joined Granite Properties as its new leasing manager.

Retail Sale: The Woodmont Company sold North Hills Village, a 188,856 SF

Industrial Construction: Burlington Coat Factory leased 48,000 SF at The Market at Cedar Hill located at US Route 67 & S. Belt Line Road. Mason Bishop with Transwestern Dallas represented the landlord and John Graul with Eleven Eleven Commercial Realty represented the tenant.

Burson Holman

NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS

D.R. Horton plans to move its headquarters from Fort Worth to

CEDAR HILL, TX Retail Lease:

Michael Ernst has joined CBRE Capital Markets’ Debt & Structured Finance team as Senior Vice President.

William Jarnagin, Michael Ware & Taylor Hill are joining Berkadia as senior directors.

EastGroup Properties, Inc. has purchased a 28.1 acre site for

the development of four Class A industrial buildings totaling 350,000 SF. The project CreekView 121 has access to TX 121 and is in close proximity to I35E.

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Cadence McShane Construction is starting construction on Phase 1 of Southport Logistics Park, a new 531-acre master-planned industrial park from the JV between Port Logistics Realty & Diamond Realty Investments, a wholly owned subsidiary of Mitsubishi Corp.

Five buildings will be constructed during Phase 1 of the 9 million SF development. The project is located within the Inland Port area, off I45 in Wilmer, Texas.

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Ian Boyd

Southeast Texas Houston Area

BAYTOWN, TX Industrial Sale:

Retail Redevelopment:

An affiliated acquisition partnership of Fidelis Realty Partners plans to redevelop the 1.2 million SF San Jacinto Mall at the SWC of I10 & Garth Road. All or a large portion will be demolished & rebuilt with a 1 million SF open-air center.

CYPRESS, TX Retail Lease:

Boardwalk in Towne Lake, located at the NWC of Barker Cypress & Tuckerton. Tenants include Mod Pizza, World of Beer, Jaxton’s, Taisho, Land of a Thousand Hills, Orangetheory Fitness, Nails of America, Reserve Salon & Spa, Massage Heights, Texas Children’s Pediartrics & Copper Creek Orthodontics.

The Brock Group, an industrial services company, leased 38,260 SF in the Deerwood Glen Business Park. Bryant Lach, Mark O’Donnell & Derrell Curry of Savills Studley represented the tenant and Charlie Christ of Clay Development represented

HOUSTON, TX Warehouse Associates leased 20,250 SF to Capital Cartridge, LLC at 9702-B Wallisville Road in the Wallisville Industrial Park.

William Rudolf & Ria Safford with CBRE represented the tenant and David R. David & Lee Paris of Warehouse Associates

represented the landlord.

PRCI, a nonprofit research organization, has signed a 21,500

SunnySky Products, a leading beverage manufacturer &

Industrial Sale:

CenterPoint Properties purchased fully-leased properties at 8501

SF/8500 SF build-to-suit lease at 6410 Langfield Road in Northwest Crossing Industrial Park in the Highway 290 corridor. Lane Guinn of JLM Commercial Advisors represented the tenant and Dan Zoch of The Carson Cos. represented the landlord. distribution company, leased 188,752 SF in DCT Industrial Trust’s DCT Northwest Crossroads development at 11747 Windfern Road.

Jason Dillee of DTZ represented the tenant and Will Hedges represented the landlord.

North Loop East & 8700 Wallisville totaling more than 240,000 SF on 11 acres. Jack Fraker, Joah McArtor & Heather McClain of CBRE represented the buyer.

NAI Partners negotiated the sale of a 79,444 SF multi-tenant

Office Construction:

MetroNational plans to begin developing a 240,000 SF office

Office Leasing:

Ignite Restaurant Group, the parent company to Joe’s Crab

Shack & Brick Houston Tavern+Tap leasead the 49,024 SF building located at 10555 Richmond. Scott Covington of S.E. Covington & Company represented the tenant and Marci Phillips & Michael Sieger of PM Realty Group represented the landlord.

Zachry Engineering Corp leased 48,500 SF at Westchase Park II, 3600 W. Sam Houston Parkway. Kevin Hodges of Savills Studley represented the tenant and Wade Bowlin, John Spafford & Allie Hubbard of PM Realty Group represented the landlord.

Office Management/Leasing:

Tarantino Properties, Inc. has been awarded the management & leasing for three properties including Clear Lake Professional Building, Atascocita Center & The Village at Mansfield located in Houston, Humble and Mansfield, TX, respectively.

Office Sale:

Regis Property Management LLC, an affiliate company of Dallasbased Pillar Income Asset Management Inc., bought the six-story

building at 770 S. Post Oak Lane.

the landlord.

Industrial Lease:

the landlord.

Caldwell Companies has preleased approximately 65% of The

DEER PARK, TX Industrial Lease:

Medical Research Consultants leased 28,861 SF at Richmond Centre, 10550 Richmond. JLL’s Louis Crapitto represented the tenant and Marci Phillips & Michael Sieger of PM Realty represented

Cedar Port Industrial Park, located across the Houston Ship

Channel from the Barbours Cut & Bayport container terminals, sold 50 acres & an existing 312,000 SF warehouse to Venezuela-based PBP Inc. Trans-Global Solutions Inc. sold the property and was represented by John Ferruzzo, John Simons & Joel Michael with NAI Partners.

industrial property at 16745 North Freeway on I-45 between FM 1960 & Richey Road. Doug Pack & Josh Lass-Sughrue of NAI represented the seller. building in the vicinity of the NWC of Gessner & I10. CEMEX’s US hdqtrs will anchor the 6-floor building at 10100 Katy Freeway.

The Richland Cos., purchased the 58,000 SF, 550 Post Oak building which is 85% leased . CEO Edna Meyer-Nelson said they had sold their building at 1110 N. Post Oak Lane to Awty International School and will renovate and occupy 6000 SF at the

new location.

David Denenburg & John Deal purchased the 55,000 SF Cheek Neal Coffee Building at 2017 Preston at St. Emanuel from Tour Partners Ltd. The building will be restored.

Retail Lease:

Goody Goody Liquor Inc. leased the 20,000 SF former Whole Foods space at 6401 Woodway Drive. Greg DeGeorge represented the landlord, DeGeorge Properties LLC & Joe Jansen,

owner of Goody Goody Liquor represented his company.

Vacant Land Sale:

Boxer Property leased 67,504 SF at 14405 Walters Road to a financial services firm. Brian Hines, Trey Miller and Alex Kakhnovets represented the landlord and Rich Pancioli, Peter Livaditis and Ian Murphy of CBRE represented the tenant.

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Texas Tile Manufacturing LLC, an affiliate of Tarkett USA Inc.,

sold 21 acres at 1705 Oliver Street for a reported $40 million to Summer Street Retail LP, a business entity backed by Gulf Coast Commercial Group. Mike Boyd and Conrad Bernard with Boyd Commercial/CORFAC International represented the seller.

KATY, TX Vacant Land Sale:

John S. Beeson, Trustee purchased 73.19 acres on Katy Hockley Road north of Beckendorff Road from Craig Calvert. The seller was represented by Mark Kidd, Sr. & Mark Kidd, Jr. of M Kidd Properties, Inc.

LAPORTE, TX Industrial Lease:

Fluor Enterprises, Inc. leased 6.253 acres of industrial land at Bayport North Industrial Park II, “0” Underwood Road from Park Underwood, LLC. Kelley Parker, III, John Littman, & Tim Thomas of Cushman Wakefield represented the landlord & Coe Parker of Cushman Wakefield represented the tenant.

PEARLAND, TX Office Construction:

Senterra Real Estate Group plans to build a 16-story tower at

3003 Louisiana on one square block that includes a vacant lot & the former Van Loc Vietnamese restaurant. They will begin construction when the building is approximately 50% pre-leased.

The Signorelli Company named Ian Boyd as division president of land development.

The developer of Pearland Town Center is adding a 60,000 SF office building to their 1.2 million SF development. It is located at SH288 & FM 518. Lilly Golden, president of Evergreen Commercial Realty is handling the leasing.

SUGAR LAND, TX Mixed Use Development:

Sueba USA Corp is planning a 270,000 SF mixed-use project

named Imperial Market in Sugar Land. It will include retail, office residential and hospitality and is tentatively planned to break ground in 2015.

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