In March, Hines broke ground on its FAT Food Art Technology Village project, an 850,000-sq-ft mixed-use development in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

The Oregon contractor's co-founder, Harry W. Seabold, died unexpectedly last year.

Hines and the Tampa Bay Rays announced an agreement with the City of St. Petersburg, Fla., and Pinellas County to develop a new ballpark and mixed-use development by the Hines Historic Gas Plant Partnership on the 86-acre site where the team’s current stadium sits.

Developer forced to hire Michael Madigan's law firm cooperated with the federal probe that resulted in 22-count indictment filed March 2.

Politician allegedly sought favors in return for approval of landmark building rehabilitation project.