Greenspoint Place, a 1.5-million-square-foot, six-building office and retail complex on 36 acres, whose occupancy plunged below 40% when Exxon Mobil moved to its new campus, was sold at a foreclosure auction on July 5. It crowned a nasty quarter in Houston's oil-bust office market. The complex was owned by a partnership of two giants: one of the world's largest developers, Hines, and the General Motors Pension Fund.
