November 22, 2007
Matthews Southwest
Head Office (Canadian):
3 - 6745 Century Ave
Mississauga, ON L4N 6P7
Tel: 905-567-3431
Fax: 905-567-0255
Website: www.matthewssouthwest.com
Key Personnel: Jack Matthews, President; Kristian Teleki, Senior VP, Development; Richard Tucker, Senior VP Development
Nature of Ownership: Private
Volume: $1,200,000,000
Corporate Profile: Matthews Southwest is a full-service development company headquartered in Dallas, Texas, the seventh largest city in the United States. Since 1988, this dynamic and growth-driven company has acquired, built and managed single and multi-tenant corporate office, institutional and industrial developments throughout the United States, Mexico and Canada. From conception to completion, Matthews Southwest brings together financial resources and an experienced management team to form profitable partnerships focused on creating projects of lasting excellence.
Major Projects: The Bow, Calgary, AB.
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