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All Brands Owned by Hines

Hines owns 3 brands in our database. Browse the complete portfolio of Hines subsidiaries and brands across various industries.

Company Type

private

Headquarters

Houston, Texas, USA

Brand Portfolio

3 brands

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CIBC SquareReal Estate

CIBC Square

Owned by Hines

Mixed-use office development in Toronto, Canada, comprising two 250-metre towers spanning three million square feet. Co-developed by Hines and La Caisse, with the second tower completed in 2026.

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The GalleriaReal Estate

The Galleria

Owned by Hines

Premier upscale mixed-use complex in Houston's Uptown District featuring over 300 fine stores and restaurants, two Westin Hotels, office towers, and an Olympic-size ice skating rink.

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Williams TowerReal Estate

Williams Tower

Owned by Hines

Iconic 64-story office tower in Houston's Uptown District, developed and managed by Hines, featuring distinctive neo-Gothic architecture and premium Class A office space.

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About Hines

What does Hines own?
Hines owns and manages a portfolio of over 1,600 properties comprising over 540 million square feet across 30 countries. Notable properties include Williams Tower in Houston, The Galleria in Houston, CIBC Square in Toronto, and 101 California Street in San Francisco. The company manages approximately $93.2 billion in assets.

Is Hines publicly traded?
No, Hines is not publicly traded. The company is privately held and controlled by the Hines family. Jeff Hines, son of founder Gerald D. Hines, serves as Chairman. The company does not have shares listed on any stock exchange.

Who founded Hines?
Gerald D. Hines founded the company in 1957 in Houston, Texas. He started the real estate business as a side venture to his engineering partnership. Hines grew the company into one of the largest privately held real estate firms in the world. Gerald D. Hines died on August 23, 2020, at age 95.

Where is Hines headquartered?
Hines is headquartered in Houston, Texas, USA. The company has maintained its headquarters in Houston since its founding in 1957. Major regional offices are located in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, London, Paris, Madrid, Milan, Shanghai, Singapore, and Tokyo.

How many brands does Hines own?
Hines owns three major property brands listed on WhoBrands: Williams Tower, The Galleria, and CIBC Square. The company's portfolio includes many other notable properties, but these three represent its most iconic developments.

Who owns Hines?
Hines is privately owned by the Hines family. Jeff Hines (son of founder Gerald D. Hines) serves as Chairman, and Laura Hines-Pierce (granddaughter of the founder) serves as Co-CEO. Specific ownership percentages have not been publicly disclosed. The company has not taken on external equity investors at the corporate level, though individual property ventures are typically co-invested with institutional partners.

What is Hines' revenue?
Hines does not publicly disclose financial results because it is privately held. The company manages approximately $93.2 billion in assets, which generates management fees, development fees, and investment returns. Industry estimates place annual revenue in the range of $500 million to $1 billion, primarily from management fees and development profits.

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Hines Brand Portfolio Overview

Hines maintains a diverse portfolio of 3 brands across multiple industries. This comprehensive brand portfolio demonstrates the company's market presence and strategic business units.

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  • Real Estate: 3 brands

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Last updated: August 1, 2026