Stream Realty Partners expands Houston Office leasing team with Brandon Levinson. Houston, TX HOUSTON - May 1, 2026 - Stream Realty Partners, a national commercial real estate firm offering an integrated platform of services, announces Brandon Levinson has joined the firm as Vice President in Stream's Houston office. Levinson joins Stream's Office division, where he will focus on landlord representation, advising ownership groups on the leasing and marketing of office properties across the Houston market. In this role, he will be responsible for driving value for clients through strategic positioning, transaction execution, and market-driven leasing strategies. His work will include agency leasing, business development, tenant engagement, and market analysis. Levinson will work alongside Ryan Barbles, Managing Director of Stream's Houston Office division, and Managing Director Matt Asvestas, further strengthening the firm's office leasing platform in one of the nation's most active and competitive office markets. "Brandon brings a strong understanding of Houston's office market and a thoughtful, ownership-minded approach to leasing strategy," said Asvestas. "He understands how to position office product in a competitive environment and will be a valuable addition to our team as we continue to grow our platform across Houston." Prior to joining Stream, Levinson served as Leasing Manager at Interra Capital Group, where he was involved in leasing strategy and execution across the firm's Houston office portfolio. With over 10 years of commercial real estate experience, he has been involved in a broad range of leasing and investment activities throughout the Houston market. "Stream has built a best-in-class platform and a reputation for delivering thoughtful, strategic results for clients," said Levinson. "The opportunity to join a collaborative team with this level of market expertise and momentum is incredibly exciting, and I look forward to contributing to the continued growth of the Houston office platform." Levinson's addition reflects Stream's continued investment in top talent and its long-term commitment to expanding its office leasing capabilities in Houston. About Stream Realty Partners Stream Realty Partners is a national commercial real estate firm offering an integrated platform of leasing, investment and development services. This includes tenant and landlord representation, Legendary CX property management, capital markets, investment management and sales, construction, construction management, national program management, workplace strategies, strategic marketing, and dedicated research. The company is headquartered in Dallas with operations in core markets coast to coast. Since 1996, Stream has grown to more than 1,550 professionals and now completes annual transactions valued at more than $11.5 billion in office, industrial, retail, healthcare, land, and data center properties. For information, visit www.streamrealty.com and follow Stream on LinkedIn, Instagram, X, and Facebook.

Tesla Megafactory sold in Brookshire. BROOKSHIRE, Texas - Stream Realty Partners announced the sale of two more buildings at its 10-building Empire West industrial development in Brookshire west of Houston. Buildings 9 and 10, totaling nearly 1.7 million SF near Woods Road and Interstate 10, are 100% leased to Tesla under a long-term agreement. Tesla is establishing a Megafactory to manufacture batteries for large-scale energy storage at the campus. BGO, on behalf of an institutional investor, acquired the buildings from Stream. BGO is a global investment management and advisory firm with $90.4 billion in assets under management. "Empire West has become Houston's premier industrial project, as evidenced by the depth of investor interest and the caliber of users on campus," said Justin Robinson, Executive Managing Director & Partner within Stream's Industrial Development Services group. "This portfolio combines scale, heavy power availability, and cutting-edge design, positioning the project for long-term outperformance." Stream acquired 300 acres of land just west of Amazon for Empire West in 2019. Developed and delivered by Stream between 2021 and 2025, the fully-leased business park contains 10 buildings totaling nearly 4 million SF. In addition to Tesla, tenants at Empire West include H-E-B, Ferguson Enterprises, Professional Packaging, and others. Empire West has nearly a mile of frontage along Interstate 10. BGO's investment follows another recent sale at Empire West. NorthPoint Development, a privately held real estate firm based in Kansas City, Mo., acquired 1 million SF across Empire West Buildings 1, 3, and 8, plus a 16.6-acre outdoor storage yard. Stream Capital Markets' team led by Seth Koschak and Matteson Hamilton worked with Eastdil Secured on both transactions. Boilerplate: Stream Realty Partners, a Dallas-based commercial real estate firm with more than 1,700 employees, provides an integrated platform of leasing, investment, and development services nationwide. Stream's Investment Management team oversees 63 investments encompassing 34 million SF and over $3.4 billion in assets under management. Image: Courtesy Bryan Malloch, Stream Realty Partners Mark Your Calendar: Commgate's annual Developer Showcase will be held April 29 from 4:30 to 7:00 PM at the Houston Country Club. The Commgate event will provide Houston's brokerage community an overview of significant Houston area commercial real estate developments in a small-scale trade show format. For more information: www.Commgate.com

CBRE expands LA North team; Stream targets healthcare business; Inland names investment CEO. CBRE said it expanded its executive ranks in the Los Angeles North region with the hiring of Josh Caruana as market leader to oversee its Glendale, Woodland Hills and Oxnard offices. It also hired Patrick McGrath as executive managing director for the South Bay region. Caruana joined the firm from Marcus & Millichap, where he worked in leadership roles in Southern California and Indianapolis. McGrath previously served as chief information officer and president for the West region of Savills North America. The brokerage said Caruana will work to expand its business across the San Fernando Valley, Tri-Cities and Ventura County, California, areas. McGrath's South Bay work will focus on an area with several aerospace, defense and technology firms, in cities such as El Segundo, Torrance, Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach and Inglewood. Karen Bryant joined Stream Realty Partners as senior vice president of healthcare, with the brokerage saying it is growing its services in medical real estate. Bryant, based at the company's office in San Antonio, will handle healthcare tenant representation, acquisition and development transactions across Texas, the firm said. She joined Stream from Christus Health, where she served as group vice president of strategy and business development. Stream Realty Partners also expanded its Chicago tenant representation team with the hiring of Brian Reaney as senior vice president. Reaney joined the firm from Newmark, where he served as a managing director, and held earlier roles at CBRE and Grubb & Ellis. Investment and finance firm Inland Real Estate Group named Matthew Fries as CEO and president of its division known as Inland Real Estate Investment Corp. The Oakbrook, Illinois-based company said Fries will oversee public and private investment platforms and transactions related to tax-advantaged commercial real estate investments. He joined Inland from Cetera Financial Group, where he served as head of investment products and partner solutions after working at Questar Capital and Securian Financial Services. Colliers said it added industrial brokers Stan Kwak, Selden McKnight, Zac Kolander and Jordan Haynes to its Irvine, California, office as it expands its Orange County services in that property category. The veteran team joined Colliers from Voit Real Estate Services and will handle tenant representation, leasing, development and investment transactions. The brokerage said it added Kwak and McKnight as senior vice presidents, Kolander as an associate vice president and Haynes as a senior associate. New York-based global investment management firm Cohen & Steers said it appointed Diana Shieh as chief operating officer and head of asset management for the company's Private Real Estate Group. Shieh worked previously at Oxford Properties Group, serving as senior vice president and head of U.S. asset management, after earlier work at Madison International Realty. Partner Valuation Advisors hired Matt Stephens as a director in its St. Louis office. Stephens served most recently as director of capital markets at Cushman & Wakefield. He is currently also a Midwest regional lead in Partner Valuation's national multifamily practice and a member of its national self-storage practice, the Chicago-based real estate consulting firm said. National developer Portman Holdings added Alex Barroso as an executive vice president of residential development in Raleigh, North Carolina. Atlanta-based Portman said Barroso will oversee business development, site sourcing, design and construction and initially focus on Raleigh and Central Florida. He joined the company from Vista Residential Partners, where he led development operations for the Carolinas after earlier work at Bainbridge Cos. Hospitality-focused Trinity Investments promoted Jake Lynch to senior vice president of strategic operations, overseeing a global property portfolio from the firm's New York office. He previously served as a vice president at the Miami-based company. Before that, Lynch held executive roles at BRE Hotels & Resorts, Starwood Hotels & Resorts and Marriott International. In this article. * Companies * CBRE Real Estate * Stream Realty Partners, LP Real Estate * Inland Real Estate Group of Companies, Inc. Management of Companies and Enterprises * Colliers Real Estate * Cohen & Steers Finance and Insurance * Contacts * Josh Caruana Vice President / District Manager, Marcus & Millichap * Patrick McGrath Executive Managing Director, CBRE * Karen Bryant Senior Vice President of Healthcare, Stream Realty Partners-Central Texas * Brian Reaney Senior Vice President, Stream Realty Partners, LP * Matthew Fries President & CEO, Inland Real Estate Investment Corporation