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2020 Media Kit For more info contact: [email protected] | Houston: 713.661.6300 MEDIA KIT ABOUT US RE journals MARCH 2016 YOUR COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE MARKETING SOURCE REDNews: The established, dominant force Top Trends in in Commercial Real Estate marketing for Texas Retail over 25 years. Bridging the gap between traditional print advertising and digital media REDNews ensures that its clients receive maximum exposure Legal Exactions or“Platmail”? across many different platforms. Whether our client’s objective is a focus on direct marketing, branding or web traffic development, our Interview with array of marketing mediums are customizable and affordable. Kristen McDade Van Alstyne We Are Planning for You FEBRUARY 2016 BRANDING/MARKETING SERVICES CUSTOM & ONLINE MARKETING YOUR COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE MARKETING SOURCE Nothing Plain About Plano Why Houston? WE KNOW OUR READERS! 82% Male Everything's 18% Female Biggerin Texas Interview with Doug Simpkins 42.4% Average Age From Left: Hap Peyton, Chuck Townsend, Alicia Hicks, and Vic Condrey JANUARY 2016 YOUR COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE MARKETING SOURCE . to own investment real estate GALLERIA more likely Texas Property TaxAFTON Code HIGHLAND HowOAKS Fair Is It? VILLAGE North Texas WESTHEIMERJust KeepsST. on Interview with . to drive prestigious luxury vehicle WEST ALABAMA ST. John Fenoglio Growing The Interest Rate Hike . to own their own business and What it Means SITE GREENWAY PLAZA for Texas 3x EDLOE ST. to attend networking and social events 3000 ±34,562 SF ALABAMA SWC OF W. ALABAMA AND EDLOE COURT HOUSTON, TX William A. McDade Kristen McDade Peter Mainguy Nolan Mainguy 713.577.1876 713.577.1808 713.577.1782 713.577.1841 2537 S. 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Display advertisers are also included on weekly newsletter and on REDNews.com. The REDNews magazine is output at 94.5% MEDIA KIT BULLETIN EXAMPLE RE journals Bold Guaranteed Placement $50/month $25/second placement OFFICE SALE BAYTOWN, TX Balandis Real Estate AG & Griffin LEAGUE CITY, TX SOUTHEAST DEVELOPMENT/LEASE Partners sold the 155,147 sf 520 MEDICAL BRANCH EXPANSION Vinmar International leased Post Oak Blvd office building The UTMD in Galveston is planning 500,000 sf at Cedar Port Park on to Griffin Partners Office Fund a $145 million expansion for its Sutton Road, off of FM 1405. The III. Balandis AG was advised League City campus that will TEXAS tenant was represented by Kelley by Eli Realty Corporation & HFF include a new 60-bed hospital, bulletin Parker & Kevin Snodgrass with completed the sale. a parking garage & additional Cushman & Wakefield. AVERA OFFICE SALE/RE-DEVELOPMENT building space. The project would Companies owns the land & will Houston-based Parkway Inc. sold be divided into two phases & build the rail-served building. 49% ownership in Greenway Plaza should be completed by 2020. & Phoenix Tower for $512.1 million CONROE, TX to TH Real Estate Global Asset PASADENA, TX Management, Silverpeak Real Joe Foty has launched RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT Estate Partners & Canada Pension INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT Prospect Commercial, Houston-based Land Tejas is Plan Investment Board. Parkway Houston-based United Equities, a full service real developing Wedgewood Forest, a plans to revitalize the 10-building Inc purchased just under 6-acres estate brokerage and new residential project on 111-acres campus & is starting with their at Sam Houston Tollway & development company. east of I-45 & north of SH 105. management office in 3 Greenway Meadow Wood Drive for the The project will have 283 homes Plaza & by adding several development of Beltway-225 with prices starting in the mid restaurants & eventually live music Business Park. The project will $200,000s. to the area. Lifetime Fitness Center include a 21,000 sf crane-ready JOE FOTY, CCIM will be replacing City Club. building & a 18,500 sf crane- PRESIDENT GALVESTON, TX OFFICE LEASE ready building & the company RETAIL SALE Codilis & Stawiarski, P.C. leased will retain 3.6-acres for build-to- Weingarten Realty Investors sold 19,675 sf at 400 North Belt which suit development. Travis Land RETAIL FOCUSED the 74,604 sf Broadway Shopping is owned by Hartman Income REIT. & Michael Keegan with NAI Bulletin Page The tenant was represented by Center located at 5908 Broadway Partners represented the buyer. Ave. to a private investor. Ryan Brandi McDonald with Newmark Grubb Knight Frank. Corinne West with HFF represented the RETAIL LEASE Feature ACQUISITION seller. Agrella & Richard Maloof represented Hartman. Dirt Cheap, a deep-discount chain, DISPOSITION has leased 24,000 sf at Fairmont- HOUSTON, TX OFFICE LEASE Preston Plaza, 4801 Fairmont 2.5” x 5” DEVELOPMENT New York-based WeWork leased INDUSTRIAL LEASE PKWY in Pasadena; 27,927 sf at approximately 86,000 sf at 708 REDEVELOPMENT The Dupuy Group, a transport & Westfield Shopping Center, 201 FM Main for the purpose of creating 1960 West in Spring; & 24,483 sf at $400 logistics firm, leased 212,961 sf at co-working space. 3240 S. Loop East Freeway. Boyd Meadow Park Shopping Center at LET’S CONNECT Commercial represented the tenant RETAIL DEVELOPMENT 2625 Bypass, 35 North in Alvin. & Holt Lunsford represented the Midway has started construction on 713.936.4115 landlord, CenterPoint Properties the first building in Buffalo Heights SPRING BRANCH, TX District which is a 96,000 sf H-E-B [email protected] INDUSTRIAL LEASE “urban prototype” store located MASTER-PLANNED Liberty Property Trust leased on Washington Ave. between DEVELOPMENT 8,460 sf in Northgreen Business South Heights Blvd & Studemont. Scottsdale, AZ-based Meritage Park located at 1428 N. Sam An additional 2,000 sf retail space Homes bought the 116-acre, Pine Houston Parkway East. The tenant will be built alongside of it for on- Crest golf course located at 3080 was represented by Northwinds site & to-go dining options. Gessner Rd. from MetroNational. Commercial Realty, LLC & the Meritage Homes plans to build www.Prospect-CRE.com RETAIL/RESTAURANT landlord was represented by Justin DEVELOPMENT single-family homes ranging from HOUSTON Tunnell & Ryan Searle with Lee & Baker Katz is developing 20,000 the high $200,000 to the mid Associates. sf in two multi-tenant buildings $500,000. HFF & CBRE had the INDUSTRIAL LEASE along Beltway 8 in east Houston to listing on the property. Red Wing Show Company leased accommodate retail & restaurant 29,000 sf in Beltway Southwest tenants in the Ship Channel area. SPRING, TX Baker Katz was represented by Business Park at 7256 S. Sam OFFICE DEVELOPMENT Houston Parkway West. Chris Pitts with Streetwise Retail Advisors. A group venture including Patrinely Jed Mandel has joined INDUSTRIAL LEASE Group, LLC, USAA Real Estate SRA Real Estate Partners Houston-based NCS Multistage Company & CDC Houston are as a senior vice-president KATY, TX constructing CityPlace 2, a 327,000 & will focus on multi-tenant Holdings, Inc. has relocated their manufacturing & assembling MEDICAL OFFICE SALE sf office building at the intersection & single-tenant investment Arizona-based Healthcare Trust of business to 44,800 sf at 6806 of I-45, the Grand Parkway & the sales. America purchased Duke Realty Willowbrook Park more than Hardy Toll Road in Springwoods Corp’s 6.6 million sf medical office doubling the space they occupied Village.
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  • Houston Office Market 2Q 2018

    Houston Office Market 2Q 2018

    Q2 2018 | HOUSTON OFFICE MARKET Office Market Still Struggling as Signs of Recovery Emerge Office Using Job Growth on the Rise OVERVIEW TRENDLINES With Fatigue on the Rise, is Increased Activity on the Way? 5-YEAR TREND CURRENT QUARTER The office market displayed mixed results over the second quarter, as leasing activity increased and office-using job growth picked up mo- JOB GROWTH mentum; however, total availability and direct vacancy both continued to soften. The increase in vacancy and availability was due to a combi- 37k jobs Office-using* jobs nation of tenants leasing attractive sublease offerings, thereby increas- gained over the year ing direct vacancy upon move, as well as through an additional wave of sublease listings that increased total availability by 0.8%. Of note, Occidental Petroleum (Oxy) listed approximately 800,000 SF of sublease ABSORPTION space in 3 and 5 Greenway Plaza with term through 2026. Oxy is leaving -1.5M SF its longtime Greenway Plaza space and will relocate into its new build- YTD 2018 absorption ing in 2020, at which time the prime Greenway Plaza sublease will be for all classes of space available for occupancy. Absorption through mid-year continued in the red, recording negative DIRECT VACANCY 1.5 million SF year-to-date, and marking seven out of the past eight quarters in negative territory. Class A properties have posted negative 16.2% absorption for 6 of the past 8 quarters, leading to financial fatigue in the Increased 0.3% over the quarter market. This is especially pronounced in product built prior to 2000 as leasing activity has been markedly in favor of either new construction or heavily discounted, attractive sublease offerings.