- Dallas-based design firm KTGY announced that Will Bate will be its new CEO. Bate will lead the award-winning firm, focused on architecture, interior design, branded environments, and urban design, from the Washington, D.C., office. Bate joins KTGY from Boston Consulting Group (BCG), where he served as Managing Director and Partner, leading the North America Real Estate and Cities practice.
- Kurv Industrial, formerly known as Bridge Industrial, will be expanding into the Dallas industrial and logistics market. To further its goals within the market, Kurv Industrial has appointed Greer Oxford as Market Officer, Dallas. Prior to joining Kurv, Oxford spent six years at Nuveen Real Estate as a Senior Director overseeing investment initiatives across ten central U.S. markets.
- Valrock partnered with Austin-based Evergen Equity to acquire a 194,255-square-foot manufacturing facility at 10600 Fischer Road in Von Ormy, Texas, just 15 miles southwest of downtown San Antonio and adjacent to I-35 and Loop 410. The site houses a long-tenured Smurfit Westrock heavy-use corrugated converting facility.Â
- JLL Capital Markets negotiated the sale of New Hope, a newly constructed, fully leased industrial business park spanning 271,689 square feet across three buildings in Cedar Park, Texas. JLL represented the seller, a joint venture partnership of Riverside, Live Oak and Cordova, in the transaction. Stockbridge was the buyer.
- Fifth Corner and Headwall Investments acquired Stewart Center, a 53,000-square-foot office and retail property at 5108 Broadway St. in Alamo Heights. The mixed-use center incorporates more than 30,000 square feet of retail space, along with an office component. Leasing efforts will be led by Shop Companies.
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