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Norway SWF JV Gets Started on 555 Greenwich Development
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Norway SWF Rebalances Some Logistical Properties in US and Europe
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Hines REIT Exits San Antonio Outdoor Mall Property
Posted on 05/14/2021
HGR Liquidating Trust is a fund sponsored by Hines. HGR Liquidating Trust sold The RIM, a major mixed-use, open-air shopping center in northeast San Antonio, Texas. Big V Property Group and Equity Street Capital acquired the retail asset in a joint venture. The RIM has more than 1.6 million square feet of retail. The property was in contract in January 2021. The sales price was US$ 219.7 million.
JLL Capital Markets advised the seller.
Hines Global REIT, Inc. (HGR) was a non-listed real estate investment trust (REIT) that owned and managed a diversified real estate portfolio in domestic and international markets. HGR commenced the liquidation of its assets pursuant to a plan of liquidation and dissolution approved by its stockholders in July 2018. In accordance with the plan, HGR transferred its assets and liabilities to HGR Liquidating Trust
From the Wings: A counter plan to restore the Utah Pantages Theater enters left • Salt Lake Magazine
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For more than 100 years, the Utah Pantages Theatre has stood on Salt Lake City’s 100 South block of Main Street no longer a city block, but a chopping block for the Utah Theatre and neighboring local businesses.
This particular axe will likely take the form of a deal between the Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City, which owns the land, The Hines Group and The LaSalle Group. On the theater’s resting place, the developers propose building a 31-story glass monolith another tower of high-rise apartments which would cannibalize some of the theater’s historic remains for its design as a way of preserving them.