Founded in 1991, Granite owns 11 million square feet of office space across the U.S. valued at $3 billion, and has completed more than $8 billion in real estate transactions.
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Dallas-Based Granite Properties Named NAIOP 2022 Developer of the Year
by David Seeley | Jun 16, 2022
NAIOP—the national commercial real estate development association—has recognized Dallas-based Granite Properties with its highest honor, Developer of the Year. The award honors innovation, commitment to sustainability,
and leadership in the industry.
Founded in 1991, Granite owns 11 million square feet of office space across the U.S. valued at $3 billion, and has completed more than $8 billion in real estate transactions.
Founded in 1991, Granite owns 11 million square feet of office space across the U.S. valued at $3 billion, and has completed more than $8 billion in real estate transactions.
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