property type: Mixed Use

March 5, 2004 Dallas Morning NewsHarvest Partners has purchased a 17.5-acre tract in Dallas on North Central Expressway - the last piece of property they need to build Park Lane Place, one of the largest mixed-use projects planned in the ...

March 2, 2004 San Antonio Business JournalHolly Hills Development, based in Los Angeles, recently purchased 522 acres in San Antonio, Texas, at Applewhite and Watson roads, directly across the street from the planned Toyota Motor Manufacturing Texas assembly plant. An ...

March 2, 2004 Albuquerque Business JournalPlaza Ca?on, a $20 million, 10-acre commercial retail/office center, is being planned for the northern New Mexico community of Taos. Partners Betty Sanger, Scott Sanger and Mark Yaravitz plan to break ground this month on ...

March 2, 2004The Baltimore SunA large swath of downtown Baltimore's west side could be redeveloped into 600 apartments and a mix of national chain and local shops at street level. The $150 million plan along the faded Lexington Street pedestrian ...

February 26, 2004 Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionPlans to redevelop the dormant Avondale Mall on Memorial Drive in DeKalb County, Ga., appear to have fallen through. It's unclear exactly what may have spooked Newnan-based Thomas Enterprises, which had planned to spend about $35 ...

February 20, 2004 A venture led by Investcorp has paid $60 million for Westport Plaza, a 703,158-square-foot mixed-use complex in St. Louis, Mo. The property has 506,542 sf of office space in four buildings and 166,791 sf of retail space ...

February 20, 2004 Boston HeraldJohn Rosenthal said yesterday he is "perplexed" by the sudden fall from grace of his ambitious plan to develop a 29-story residential and retail project over an unsightly stretch of the Massachusetts Turnpike in Boston. City ...

February 19, 2004 Baltimore SunCatholic Relief Services has withdrawn from the convention hotel project that would have included its new headquarters on a lot just north of Oriole Park at Camden Yards in Baltimore. The charity said it couldn't wait ...