Texas Christian University opens new medical school building
Texas Christian University has opened Arnold Hall, a new 95,000-square-foot medical school building for the Anne Burnett Marion School of Medicine....
Much has been reported about the dizzying pace of new residents streaming into the metro, at some 45 million expected by 2040. But, how is that growth affecting access to healthcare, the level of care and the load it is putting on facilities? In this exclusive, John Castorina, LEED green associate, managing partner and healthcare practice leader of Hoefer Welker, puts these issues into perspective as he specifically discusses how medical facilities are responding to population growth.
KC women in CRE leading with grit and grace
Women in the Kansas City commercial real estate (CRE) industry presented in a panel discussion, highlighting their experiences and insights into the...
Hoque Global and PegasusAblon to Buy Bank of America Plaza
Featured in D magazine, Hoefer Welker has been chosen as the lead designer for the $350 million redevelopment of Dallas' Bank of America Plaza. The...