SUGAR LAND, TEXAS — Primoris Services Corp. (NYSE: PRIM) has signed a 25,352-square-foot office lease in the southwestern Houston suburb of Sugar Land. The provider of contractor services for the energy industry is taking space on the eighth floor of the building at 2150 Town Square Place, which is part of the Sugar Land Town Square mixed-use development. Primoris was self-represented in the lease negotiations. Bubba Harkins, Jenny Sealy and Joel Douthit of CBRE represented the undisclosed landlord.
Center for Justice Innovation Signs 34,300 SF Office Lease Expansion, Extension in Midtown Manhattan
NEW YORK CITY — The Center for Justice Innovation has signed a 34,300-square-foot office lease expansion and extension at 520 Eighth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan. The nonprofit organization has been a tenant at the 26-story building since 1999 and is relocating from three non-contiguous floors to a portion of the 18th floor and the entire 19th floor via a 20-year extension. Stephen Powers and Jake Cinti of OPEN Impact Real Estate represented the tenant in the lease negotiations. Matthew Mandell represented the landlord, GFP Real Estate, on an internal basis.
LISLE, ILL. — Sentinel Technologies has signed a full-building headquarters lease totaling 63,409 square feet at Corporetum Office Campus X in Lisle. Sentinel will occupy the four-story building with its office, research and development, and technology lab functions under one roof. The company is expected to relocate in the first quarter of 2027 from its current headquarters in Downers Grove, approximately one mile away. The move marks Sentinel’s first headquarters relocation in more than 30 years. Jordan Decker and Brian Duffy of Stream Realty Partners represented Sentinel in the lease. David Florent and Brent Jacobs of Colliers represented the landlord, Napleton Automotive Group. As part of the new lease, the building will undergo significant capital improvements to support Sentinel’s operations and long-term occupancy.
MIAMI — Two new anchor retail tenants have opened at Dadeland Station, a 350,000-square-foot, three-level retail power center located in Miami, just east of the Dadeland Mall. Burlington opened in August, followed by Marshalls in September. Together, the off-price retailers add approximately 62,000 square feet of leased space to the property. The new stores join a roster of additional tenants including Target, Best Buy, Michaels, PetSmart, Starbucks Coffee, Subway, Avis, Enterprise Rent-A-Car and Lan Pan-Asian Café. Berkowitz Development Group holds a 60 percent majority stake in Dadeland Station, managing and operating the property since its construction in 1996. The remaining 40 percent is privately held by investment partners.
SAN ANTONIO — Alera Group has signed a 13,668-square-foot office lease in northwest San Antonio. The insurance and financial services company is taking space on the 10th floor of Concord Plaza, a development that consists of an 11-story office tower, a three-story corporate building and ground-level retail. Steve Thomas and Alyse Sellers of Stream Realty Partners represented the landlord, Milam Real Estate Capital, in the lease negotiations. Bryan Sethney of Cushman & Wakefield represented Alera Group.
LOVELAND, COLO. — Galway Cos. has signed new tenants to leases and is advancing a multimillion-dollar, property-wide renovation at The Promenade Shops Centerra, a 494,500-square-foot open-air center in Loveland, approximately 46 miles north of Denver. Improvements will include new storefront facades; a redesigned ice rink scheduled to open next month; new landscaping along Main Street and updated property lighting; additional seating and refreshed outdoor gathering spaces; a new monument sign and new entrance signage; property-wide Wi-Fi and security enhancements; and new roofing across 10 buildings. The broader streetscape renovation is scheduled for completion in spring 2027. Additional property improvements, tenant openings and community programming will continue into 2027 as Galway advances The Promenade’s long-term repositioning. The nine new leases that have been signed within the previous year total 37,643 square feet. MINISO, Christopher & Banks and Windsor will open this fall, while JD Sports, Hot Topic, BoxLunch, Cabinet HQ, Hot Pot Grill and Los Dos Potrillos are anticipated to debut next spring. Galway acquired The Promenade Shops Centerra in August 2025 for $55 million.
DALLAS — Law firm Carrington, Coleman, Sloman & Blumenthal LLP has signed a 50,802-square-foot office lease in downtown Dallas. The firm is relocating from Bank of America Plaza to the 18th and 19th floors of the Dallas Arts Tower, a 55-story building located at 2200 Ross Ave. Phil Puckett and Harlan Davis of CBRE represented the firm in the lease negotiations. J.J. Leonard of Partners Real Estate and Matt Wieser of Stream Realty Partners represented the landlord, Fortis Property Group.
WILMINGTON, MASS. — BRUNT Workwear has signed a 56,000-square-foot lease in the northern Boston suburb of Wilmington. The space is located within the property at 299- 301 Ballardvale St., which can support industrial, office and life sciences uses, and will serve as the apparel retailer’s new headquarters. Brian McKenzie and Christian Vallis of CBRE represented the landlord, a partnership between Camber Development and GEM Realty Capital, in the lease negotiations. Derek Losi and Nathaniel Heilbron of Cresa represented the tenant.
CARLE PLACE, N.Y. — The U.S. Department of War has signed a 10-year, 23,600-square-foot office lease in Carle Place, located on Long Island. The space is located within the 320,000-square-foot, newly repositioned building at 1 Old Country Road, and the federal cabinet plans to take occupancy early next year. Kelly Koukou of Lee & Associates represented the landlord, DBD Realty Group, in the lease negotiations. Ralph Guiffre, Vince Lamatta and Richard Freel of CBRE represented the tenant.
Tishman Speyer Returns to Manhattan’s Chrysler Building With 150-Year Ground Lease, $235M Investment
NEW YORK CITY — Tishman Speyer has entered into a 150-year ground lease agreement for the Chrysler Building, with plans to invest $235 million in restorations to the landmark Manhattan office tower at 405 Lexington Ave. New York City-based Tishman Speyer is joined in the transaction by multiple global institutional partners, with the Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP Investments) serving as lead investor. Ground-rent fees, which have not been disclosed, will be paid to the landowner, The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, a private college in New York’s East Village. Opening in 1930, the 1.3 million-square-foot, 77-story tower was built to house the Chrysler Corp. and features decorative elements inspired by automobile parts, including eagle gargoyles modeled after the hood ornament on the 1929 Plymouth. Tishman Speyer and its partners will use 100 percent equity to finance the ground lease and redevelopment. Plans call for new amenities on the 61st floor featuring a lounge with outdoor access and food-and-beverage offerings. Fitness, wellness and meeting spaces will be situated in the building’s underground arcade, which connects to Grand Central Terminal and Manhattan’s subway system. The renovation investment will also cover restoration of the façade and the …
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