Houston is offering investors a chance to replace an aging municipal tower with something more ambitious. The pitch is a new skyline landmark. The challenge is finding a buyer who can make the numbers work. The city has enlisted Cushman & Wakefield to market 611 Walker, the downtown building that houses Houston Public Works. Houston Business Journal reports that the brokerage hired Pickard Chilton to prepare a rendering for a possible replacement office tower. This is a redevelopment opportunity, not…
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Houston Wants a New Skyscraper Where a 1968 City Tower Stands. Who Will Make the Bet?
