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Courtyard by Marriott Coming to Downtown Amarillo | |
A Dallas based hotel development company, has announced their plans to convert the historic Fisk Building into Amarillo’s first downtown’s business class hotel in more than 30 years. Located at the corner of 8th and Polk, the 100+ room hotel should become the heart of downtown activity and significantly boost redevelopment effort in downtown Amarillo A business class hotel should be the first major domino to fall in the redevelopment of downtown. A hotel will keep people downtown after 5pm, which will help support downtown restaurants and retail. This developer also has plans for a 2nd downtown hotel.
For more information on this major transaction, contact Aaron Emerson aaron@mccartt.net |
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Gabe Irving Negotiates 13.43 Acre Purchase in the Point West Business Campus | |
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For more information on this major transaction, contact Gabe Irving gabe@mccartt.net |
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Aaron Emerson Sells 130 Room Hotel in Medical Center | |
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For more information on this major transaction, contact Aaron Emerson aaron@mccartt.net |
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McCartt Negotiated Deal to Purchase Chase Tower and Amarillo Building | |
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For more invormation on this major transaction, contact Joe Bob McCartt joebob@mccartt.net |
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The Chase Tower in Downtown Amarillo | |
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For more invormation on this major transaction, contact: Aaron Emerson aaron@mccartt,net |
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McCartt & Associates Brings Randy’s to Downtown Amarillo | |
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For more information on this major transaction, contact: Joe Bob McCartt joebob@mccartt.net |
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McCartt & Associates Represents GTM Manufacturing |
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Ben Whittenburg and Joe Bob McCartt, CCIM represented GTM Manufacturing in the 10-year lease of the 81,916 square foot former Ben E. Keith Facility. GTM will use the facility to produce their gas transportation modules for a growing global market. GTM will employ up to 200 employees. The first eight GTM containers will be filled with helium and shipped to Brazil to help launch a high-altitude research balloon. Then, they will be transported to Peru for use as natural gas containers For more information on this major transaction, contact: Ben Whittenburg ben@mccartt.net |
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