IRVING, TEXAS — Newmark has negotiated a 218,400-square-foot industrial lease extension at Building 4 of Valley View Business Center in Irving. The 414,871-square-foot building was constructed on 23 acres in 2009 and features 30-foot clear heights, 87 dock-high doors and five drive-in doors. John McMillan, Jeff Sanita, Danny Williams, Connor Reeves and Garrett Gibbons of Newmark represented the tenant, ASC Engineered Solutions, in the lease negotiations. Holt Lunsford Commercial represented the landlord, Brookfield Properties.
NEW YORK CITY — Harvey, a San Francisco-based generative AI platform, has signed a 17,050-square-foot office lease expansion in Midtown Manhattan. The space spans the entire seventh floor of 315 Park Avenue S., a 20-story building in the Flatiron District, and complements Harvey’s original 17,050-square-foot lease that was inked this summer. Todd Stracci, Hugh Scott and Jack Nelson of JLL represented the tenant in the lease negotiations. David Falk, Peter Shimkin and Jonathan Fanuzzi of Newmark, along with internal agents Maria Blake and Ted Koltis, represented the landlord, Columbia Property Trust.
HOUSTON — Stream Realty Partners has negotiated a 300,000-square-foot, full-building industrial lease in northeast Houston. According to LoopNet Inc., the building at 9255 Railwood Drive was completed in 2003. Boone Smith and Garret Geaccone of Stream represented the landlord, New York City-based DRA Advisors, in the lease negotiations. Kent Willis of Colliers represented the tenant, nVntori, a provider of logistics and supply chain solutions.
NEW YORK CITY — Bloomberg LP has signed a 924,876-square-foot office lease extension and expansion at 919 Third Avenue in Manhattan. The deal will see the business media and publishing giant retain its 749,035-square-foot space that covers floors two through 18 and floors 28 through 33. The original lease for that portion of the building expires in 2029, and the new extension runs through 2040. In addition, Bloomberg will expand its footprint within the building by 175,841 square feet via a new 15-year lease covering a portion of the 34th floor and the entire floors on levels 35 and 41 through 44. SL Green owns 919 Third Avenue, which rises 47 stories and spans 1.5 million square feet. The building was originally completed in 1970 and recently underwent a capital improvement program. Robert Alexander, Ryan Alexander, Emily Chabrier, Taylor Callahan, Alex D’Amario and Nicole Marshall of CBRE represented SL Green in the lease negotiations. Howard Fiddle, Chris Mansfield, Zach Weil and Ryan Luck, also with CBRE, represented Bloomberg, which also recently extended its office lease at 731 Lexington Avenue through 2040.
NEW YORK CITY — TD Bank has expanded its office footprint at 125 Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan. The lease term is 10 years, and the space spans 26,255 square feet across the entire eighth floor. TD Bank now occupies 130,057 square feet at 125 Park Avenue, and the expansion brings the building to full occupancy. Robert Alexander, Ryan Alexander, Matthew Saker and Nicole Marshall of CBRE represented TD Bank in the lease negotiations. Brian Waterman, David Falk, Pete Shimkin and Daniel Levine of Newmark represented the landlord, SL Green.
PHOENIX — CBRE has facilitated the sale-leaseback of the MarLam Industries Manufacturing portfolio in Phoenix. A joint venture led by Wentworth Property Co. acquired the asset from MarLam Industries for $17.5 million. Located at 2425 S. 10th St. and 834 E. Hammond Lane, the two adjacent buildings offer a total of 106,174 square feet. The 48,504-square-foot building on South 10th Street features 5,403 square feet of office space, 22-foot clear heights and 11 grade-level doors. The 47,438-square-foot facility on East Hammond Lane offers 20-foot clear heights, 11 grade-level doors and a 4,829-square-foot mezzanine office level. MarLam Industries, a manufacturer of laminate and cultured marble tops and tubs and fabricator of Corian and granite kitchen and bath countertops, leased back the portfolio as part of the transaction. Geoffrey Turbow, Anthony DeLorenzo and Matt Pourcho of CBRE represented the seller in the deal.
WATERTOWN, MASS. —Biotechnology company NewCo has signed a 61,189-square-foot life sciences lease in the western Boston suburb of Watertown. The building at 66 Galen St. is a newly completed, 225,000-square-foot facility that is part of a larger, 450,000-square-foot campus. Evan Gallagher and John Carroll of Colliers represented NewCo in the lease negotiations. Duncan Gratton, Connor Barnes and Joe Pearce of Cushman & Wakefield represented the landlord, partnership between two locally based firms, Davis Cos. and Boston Development Group.
WATERTOWN, MASS. — Biopharmaceutical company LifeMine has signed a 56,465-square-foot life sciences lease in the western Boston suburb of Watertown. The building at 66 Galen St. is a newly completed, 225,000-square-foot facility that is part of a larger, 450,000-square-foot campus. Evan Gallagher and John Carroll of Colliers represented LifeMine in the lease negotiations. Duncan Gratton, Connor Barnes and Joe Pearce of Cushman & Wakefield represented the landlord, a partnership between two locally based firms, Davis Cos. and Boston Development Group.
WARMINSTER, PA. — Kids Empire has opened a 12,000-square-foot indoor playground in Warminster, a northern suburb of Philadelphia. The space is located within the 266,000-square-foot Center Point Place shopping center and features floor-to-ceiling climbing walls, play structures, ball pits, slides and interactive games. Rob Samtmann of Equity Retail Brokers represented Kids Empire in the lease negotiations. Westover Commercial owns Center Point Place.
HOUSTON — GCP Paper USA, a locally based manufacturer and distributor, has signed a 99,926-square-foot industrial lease in North Houston. According to LoopNet Inc., the property at 971 N. Sam Houston Parkway E is known as Beltway North Commerce Center, totals 251,220 square feet and features 32-foot clear heights, 130-foot truck court depths, three drive-in ramps and 4,022 square feet of office space. Jeremy Lumbreras and Woody Hillyer of Stream Realty Partners represented the landlord, High Street Logistics Properties, in the lease negotiations. Joseph Smith and Jordan Enger of CBRE represented the tenant.