Deal Ticker: California Investment Firm Takes Space in Harwood District
Plus: Massive industrial lease signed at Denton Crossing, a $63 million multifamily development heads to Keller, YPI completed its first retail investment, and more.
California-based
Canyon Partners, a leading alternative investment firm, will open a new office at Harwood No. 2. Andy Leatherman and Brad Selner of JLL negotiated the lease with Hannah Waidmann and Kelly Whaley of Harwood International. Leatherman, a managing director at JLL, called the deal a “big win for the region offering positive impacts within both the business community and the broader community.” Dallas law firm Haynes and Boone is also moving into the district’s new 27-story office tower on Harry Hines Boulevard.
Eagles Come Home art installation brings hope and community to Arlington
Married artists created a public art installation called Eagles Come Home to represent hope and re-birth to the Arlington community. Author: Chris Cashman Updated: 6:10 PM PST January 8, 2021
The city of Arlington is now home to a new public art installation that was many years in the making.
The grassroots effort was spearheaded by resident George Brain, who formed The Gleneagle Community Foundation and worked with other community members, local businesses and ultimately received a grant from the city itself.
Husband and wife artists Don Frazier and Caroline Sumpter were chosen to create the piece. Their work is seen throughout the city of Arlington, including the city welcome sign.