Mac Haik Realty to move forward on next Energy Corridor tower

Courtesy Mac Haik

Mac Haik Realty is moving forward with the development of the Energy Tower IV, a speculative, Class A office building in the Energy Corridor.

Mac Haik Realty said Thursday it is moving forward with the development of the Energy Tower IV, a speculative, Class A office building in the Energy Corridor.

The 17-story, 450,000-square-foot tower will be identical to the Energy Towers II and III at Kirkwood and Interstate 10.

Energy Tower IV is scheduled to break ground in August with occupancy slated for late 2014.

Energy Tower III topped out last week, and Houston-based Technip USA Inc. ? which leased the entire tower in April ? is expected to move in by the end of January, said Steve Bryant, director of leasing. Energy Towers I, II and III are all 100 percent leased.

MHR is using the same team that was assembled to develop the other three office buildings to develop the tower in Energy Plaza. The team consists of Houston-based Morris Architects, Sugar Land-based E.E. Reed as general contractor and the Houston office of Day, Brown, Rice providing the engineering component. Professional Construction Services' Houston office will provide interior construction services, and Mac Haik Realty will provide project management services as well as property management services.

Bryant and Senior Vice President Brandon Poynter will handle the leasing of Energy Tower IV.

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Shaina Zucker covers commercial and residential real estate, construction, retail and hospitality for the Houston Business Journal. For her breaking stories and industry insights, follow her on Twitter.

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