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Cousins Properties to Commence Development of Domain 9 in Austin News provided by Share this article Share this article ATLANTA, April 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Cousins Properties (NYSE: CUZ) announced today that it plans to commence development of Domain 9, a 335,000 square foot office building in Austin, during the second quarter of 2021.  The total project cost is anticipated to be approximately $147 million with delivery slated for mid-2023. "Since our entry into the Domain submarket of Austin in 2019, demand for Class A office space from fast-growing, high-credit customers has only grow...

LIMERICK — The intersecting discussions about a plan for development in Linfield and another for open space has led to some misunderstandings about the future of the two game land preserves in town. Perhaps spearheading the confusion is the fact that both of the game lands parcels in Limerick — the more than 230 acres off Game Farm Road and the more than 100 acres in Linfield along the Schuylkill River — carry the same designation: No. 234. Both are overseen by the Pennsylvania Game Lands Commission and the township has little say in their management, said Township Manage...

THE Malaysia Digital Economy Blueprint has laid out a series of ambitious targets for the country’s digital economy, not least of which is to attract some RM70 billion in foreign and local investments into the digital economy. Notably however, the blueprint does not set out a time frame for this investment target. Even so, at this preliminary stage, the government appears to have taken a prudent, back-to-basics approach with the blueprint, with a view to correcting certain long-standing deficiencies. Joachim Sebastian, managing director of local technology-enabled transhipment and repackagi...

After rough 2020, is Austin's office market poised for a rebound? The coronavirus pandemic isn't done battering the Central Texas office market, but local commercial brokers say they are seeing signs of that things could improve in the coming months. Office vacancies were still on the rise and the rental rates being sought were flat in the fourth quarter, according to new industry reports.  Office leasing remains far below 2019's pace, and in line with the leasing activity seen during the last recession, according to CoStar Group, a real estate data company. But some local office brokers...

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