The American Bureau of Shipping will open its headquarters building in CityPlace this year, along with a new Marriott CityPlace. This $6.9 million Houston mid-century mansion has an underwater tunnelĭennis Tarro of Patrinely Group is directing the leasing efforts with assistance from Crystal Allen and Chace Henke of Transwestern for the retail component and Chrissy Wilson and Russell Hodges of JLL for the office side.Houston Rockets face NBA Draft dilemma as lottery odds come into focus.Highlights from Houston's NCAA tournament win over Auburn.Matthew McConaughey, Woody Harrelson to star in comedy series set in Texas.'A championship team': Houston's win over Auburn draws high praise.Watch: Houston Rodeo cowboy is thrown off horse after colliding with steer.Jose Altuve takes fastball to the wrist, out of WBC quarterfinals.REAL ESTATE BRIEFS: CustomSpace brings industrial coworking to Texas The office portion will have a dedicated ground floor lobby. The second floor offices will have 14-foot ceilings with full height glass, an outdoor terrace and a skybridge entrance from the parking garage. The new mixed-use building will have 25,500 square feet of retail space on the first floor and 26,750 square feet of office space. 'The addition of Star Cinema Grill and another 25,000 square feet of retail and restaurants makes CityPlace a one-of-a-kind, 18-hour location.' 'The development was meticulously designed to create a lifestyle, mixed-use project that will activate and create excitement in CityPlace,' Patrinely Group president and CEO Robert Fields said in an announcement. RELATED: New Springwoods Village office building aims to attract smaller tenants

The 1,200-seat, 10-screen theater was announced in February. The newest project, scheduled for completion in the first quarter of 2019, is being developed by a Patrinely Group-led joint venture that also includes USAA Real Estate and CDC Houston.

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