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Brixmor Picks Up Two Texas Shopping Centers
In this year’s second quarter, Brixmor Property Group Inc. acquired two Texas retail centers. The company paid $46.5 million for Jones Crossing in College Station, Texas, home to Texas A&M University. The center is anchored by an H-E-B market and has 15 acres of undeveloped land at its center. Stratus Properties sold the College Station property to Brixmor.
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PCCP, Dinerstein Acquire Two Communities Near Texas A&M University Totaling 1,128 Beds
College Station, Texas — A joint venture between PCCP and The Dinerstein Cos. has acquired two adjacent student housing communities totaling 1,128 beds near the Texas A&M University campus in College Station. The properties — formerly dubbed 2818 Apartments and Parkway Place — have been combined and rebranded as one asset, Sterling College Station.
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Core Spaces plans 570 units in new student housing project
Core Spaces, a Chicago-based student-housing and build-to-rent developer, plans to bring 570 units and 2,201 beds with Hub College Station, a new student housing development in the heart of the Northgate entertainment district. The project adds to a wave of student housing developments around Texas A&M University as enrollment grows...
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Texas A&M fans seeking base near Kyle Field will soon have answer
The best Texas Aggie relationships aren't built in the boardroom. They're built through shared experiences on game weekends-the philosophy driving the creation of a Bryan development with 50 new, privately owned luxury suites and plenty of Aggie character. The idea itself, however, came even earlier, when Gameday Development owner Steve...
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Core Spaces Advancing 2,201-Bed Texas A&M Student Housing Venture
Core Spaces (Core) broke ground on Hub College Station, a student housing community located in the heart of the Northgate District just steps from Texas A&M University. Financing was provided by Pacific Life. Construction is led by Treehouse Construction. Architecture is led by Antunovich Associates. Located on College Main Street,...
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The Antinozzi Group returns to Compass in Greater Houston
The Antinozzi Group, led by industry veteran Joe Antinozzi, alongside real estate professional Kristin Weaver, has returned to Compass in Greater Houston. “We are thrilled to welcome The Antinozzi Group back to Compass,” said Seita Jongebloed, managing director of Compass Greater Houston. “By pairing their local expertise with our end-to-end technology platform, they are primed to elevate the buying and selling experience for their clients across Greater Houston.”
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Cities with the most expensive homes in the College Station metro area
Cities with the most expensive homes in the College Station metro area. Purchasing a home is one of the most important investments there is. More than a place to live, homeownership is an asset with the potential to tremendously rise in value. But with home prices reaching record heights, affordability plays a huge role for buyers.
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Round Top Has the Oldest July 4th Celebration and One of the Most Luxurious Homes in the City
With all the tiny town swagger it can muster, Round Top, Texas, hosted its first July 4th celebration in 1851. It boasts to be the oldest Fourth of July celebration west of the Mississippi. Just to give you an idea of the fun they have celebrating the holiday, the parade kicks off with a cannon blast that can be felt around the town square and then some.
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SpaceX officially signs Terafab agreement with Grimes County
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RNL Homes breaks ground on all-new Bryan headquarters
RNL Homes are opening a new headquarters and design studio in College Station. (PD Ward/Community Impact) RNL Homes, a homebuilder in the Bryan-College Station area, celebrated a groundbreaking for its new headquarters and design studio with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, alongside BCS Chamber of Commerce on June 10. What they offer.
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Texan Title Announces Rebranding Of Offices Serving Bryan/College Station And Navasota
Texan Title announces rebranding of offices serving Bryan/College Station and Navasota. News releases say the transition to Texan Title from South Land Title “is designed to strengthen alignment across markets and deliver a more consistent, streamlined experience for clients, agents, and lending partners.”. At both locations, there will be...
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Bryan ISD School Board Sells Property & Has Another Private Discussion About Correcting Unidentified Security Issues
For the second time in three months, Bryan ISD school board members discuss behind closed doors safety and security issues. On June 1, as what happened on March 23rd, there were no public statements about corrective action plans related to intruder detection inspections. The June 1st executive session was one...
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Joint Venture Acquires 1,128-Bed Student Housing Community Serving Texas A&M University in College Station Texas
A joint venture between PCCP and The Dinerstein Companies has acquired two adjacent purpose-built student housing communities totaling 1,128 beds at 1300 Harvey Mitchell Parkway South in College Station, TX, serving students attending Texas A&M University. The properties formerly known as 2818 Apartments and Parkway Place have been combined and rebranded as one asset and renamed Sterling College Station.
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JV Closes On 1,128-Bed Texas A&M Housing Deal
A joint venture between PCCP and The Dinerstein Companies has acquired two adjacent student housing communities totaling 1,128 beds at 1300 Harvey Mitchell Parkway South in College Station, serving students attending Texas A&M University. The properties formerly known as 2818 Apartments and Parkway Place have been combined and rebranded as Sterling College Station. Mountain Capital Partners and Homestead were the sellers.
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Troubled apartment complex makes final push to stay open amid city compliance dispute
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - The management company behind Canyon Village Apartments hosted a community event Friday, inviting the public, city leaders and the media to tour the complex and see why they believe it should be allowed to reopen. However, the City of Bryan says the property still has not met the requirements needed to lift its order to vacate.