Erin Golden
WORLD-HERALD STAFF WRITER wrote:Lockwood Development plans to break ground in June on a 60,000-square-foot office at 175th Street and West Center Road in west Omaha. When the work is completed, likely in the summer of 2012, NorthStar will move in.
Chip James, president of Lockwood Development, said the approximately $10 million project is notable because it's the type that had become rare during the recession. While the area saw a few large-scale commercial buildings go up, like the headquarters offices of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Nebraska and TD Ameritrade, James said there was a major drop-off in the number of smaller-scale office projects.
Fromaha wrote:What current building would this be comparable to in regards to square footage?
Not sure what its comparable too, but the building is 200' wide and 100' deep. Â Its a three story building, but only two stories from the street (parking side), the lower lever is a walkout in back.
I think it's three stories... but they did a good job with the entrance, looks a little more distinguished than the usual three level suburban office building.
Shoot for the Moon... if you miss, you'll land among the stars.
Yes, sadly this was the type of office development that trickled off during the recession, and we were stuck with high-density, sustainable/mixed-use-oriented projects like TDAmeritrade and BCBS.
"The right to have access to every building in the city by private motorcar in an age when everyone possesses such a vehicle is actually the right to destroy the city."
Lewis Mumford, The Highway and the City, 1963
Ross Boettcher World-Herald Staff Writer wrote:NorthStar Financial Services Group, the Omaha-based holding company of a half-dozen investment and financial advisory firms, on Thursday celebrated the opening of its new, 60,000-square-foot office in west Omaha.
The Boston private equity firm TA Associates has bought a majority stake of NorthStar Financial Services Group LLC, which oversees assets worth $275 billion.
TA didn’t disclose the terms of the deal in its Monday announcement, but said two of its employees would be joining NorthStar’s board of directors. NorthStar’s nine business units manage investors’ portfolios and provide back-office, printing, and marketing services.
In a statement, executives at the Omaha-based financial services company said they’d opted to be acquired by TA because of a desire to remain private and because of the Boston company’s expertise with exchange-traded funds. NorthStar’s management will remain in place.
NorthStar was talking about building a second building basicly doubling their office space at their current site. I wonder if this helps or hurts that.
Joe_Sovereign wrote:NorthStar was talking about building a second building basicly doubling their office space at their current site. I wonder if this helps or hurts that.
I believe they will have ground breaking this week. 45k sq ft, two story building.
I didn't realize Northstar's backyard was Lake Zorinsky...
Omaha-based holding company breaks ground on second building on corporate campus after hiring more than 300 new employees since January 2014; NorthStar Financial Services Group, LLC services over $325 billion in assets under management and administration and is currently home to 709 employees; Newly developed space will include seating for 300-350 employees, access to running trails, shower and locker rooms, and views of Zorinsky Lake and Recreation Area.
-NorthStar Financial Services Group, LLC, the parent company of Orion Advisor Services, FTJ FundChoice, LLC, CLS Investments, LLC, and Constellation Trust Company, announced today that it will be renamed Orion Advisor Solutions and unify its subsidiaries under the Orion brand identity. The changes, which will take effect in September 2019, will enable NorthStar and its subsidiaries to better align their corporate strategies; bring clarity and cohesion to the product and service experiences offered, and help identify technological synergies as the company accelerates the growth of its open architecture advisor platforms.
-NorthStar Financial Services Group, LLC, the parent company of Orion Advisor Services, FTJ FundChoice, LLC, CLS Investments, LLC, and Constellation Trust Company, announced today that it will be renamed Orion Advisor Solutions and unify its subsidiaries under the Orion brand identity. The changes, which will take effect in September 2019, will enable NorthStar and its subsidiaries to better align their corporate strategies; bring clarity and cohesion to the product and service experiences offered, and help identify technological synergies as the company accelerates the growth of its open architecture advisor platforms.
I love corporate speech. So easy to type up, just use a few corporate words and it sounds fancy to those who never worked in a big company. For those who work in big companies (ypurs truly), the speech is eye-rolling and lazy.
-NorthStar Financial Services Group, LLC, the parent company of Orion Advisor Services, FTJ FundChoice, LLC, CLS Investments, LLC, and Constellation Trust Company, announced today that it will be renamed Orion Advisor Solutions and unify its subsidiaries under the Orion brand identity. The changes, which will take effect in September 2019, will enable NorthStar and its subsidiaries to better align their corporate strategies; bring clarity and cohesion to the product and service experiences offered, and help identify technological synergies as the company accelerates the growth of its open architecture advisor platforms.
I love corporate speech. So easy to type up, just use a few corporate words and it sounds fancy to those who never worked in a big company. For those who work in big companies (ypurs truly), the speech is eye-rolling and lazy.
Seriously, someone or better, a group, was/were paid to come up with this drivel. Clarity and cohesion to the product and service experiences offered? etc. etc.?
Name your company ABC Money Company. And fire the time-waster who wrote the press release. I really wonder how many rewrites it took to get it "just right".
-NorthStar Financial Services Group, LLC, the parent company of Orion Advisor Services, FTJ FundChoice, LLC, CLS Investments, LLC, and Constellation Trust Company, announced today that it will be renamed Orion Advisor Solutions and unify its subsidiaries under the Orion brand identity. The changes, which will take effect in September 2019, will enable NorthStar and its subsidiaries to better align their corporate strategies; bring clarity and cohesion to the product and service experiences offered, and help identify technological synergies as the company accelerates the growth of its open architecture advisor platforms.
I love corporate speech. So easy to type up, just use a few corporate words and it sounds fancy to those who never worked in a big company. For those who work in big companies (ypurs truly), the speech is eye-rolling and lazy.
Seriously, someone or better, a group, was/were paid to come up with this drivel. Clarity and cohesion to the product and service experiences offered? etc. etc.?
Name your company ABC Money Company. And fire the time-waster who wrote the press release. I really wonder how many rewrites it took to get it "just right".
well said