NEW YORK CITY — Harvey, a San Francisco-based generative AI platform for professional services, has signed a 17,050-square-foot office lease in Midtown Manhattan. The space spans the entire fifth floor of 315 Park Avenue S., a 20-story building in the Flatiron District. Todd Stracci and Hugh Scott of JLL represented the tenant in the lease negotiations. David Falk, Peter Shimkin and Jonathan Fanuzzi of Newmark, in conjunction with internal agents Maria Blake and Ted Koltis, represented the landlord, Columbia Property Trust.
NEW YORK CITY — CBRE has arranged a 15,379-square-foot office lease renewal in Midtown Manhattan. The tenant, Kenneth Park Architects, will continue to occupy the entire seventh floor at 360 Lexington Avenue, a 24-story, 268,383-square-foot building. Steve Eynon of CBRE represented the tenant in the lease negotiations. Locally based investment firm Savanna owns the building.
DALLAS — Savills has signed a 10,000-square-foot office lease expansion in Uptown Dallas. The commercial real estate advisory firm will relocate to the 14th floor of 23Springs, a 626,215-square-foot building in Uptown that is under construction, next spring. The deal represents a 25 percent expansion over Savills’ current space at Dallas Arts Tower. Granite Properties is developing 23Springs, which is now 56 percent preleased.
BIRMINGHAM, MICH. — Mid-States Advisors Inc. has signed a five-year lease to open an office at 260 E. Brown St. in downtown Birmingham. Detroit-based Broder Sachse Real Estate owns the property. The tenant is a family-owned boutique financial and business advisory firm specializing in assisting middle-market businesses with mergers and acquisitions, debt placement and fractional CFO services.
ADDISON, TEXAS — Abilene Christian University has signed a 25,426-square-foot office lease renewal in the northern Dallas metro of Addison, about 190 miles east of the private institution’s main campus. The 195,754-square-foot One Hanover Park building offers a conference room, tenant lounge, minimart and onsite banking and car wash services. Tyler Howarth of Holt Lunsford Commercial represented the tenant in the lease negotiations. J.J. Leonard and Chase Lopez of Stream Realty Partners represented the landlord, New York Life Insurance Co.
HAGERSTOWN, MD. — Meritus Health has joined the tenant roster at Valley Mall, a 900,000-square-foot enclosed shopping development in Hagerstown owned and operated by mall giant PREIT. Meritus Health opened a new physical and therapy and sports medicine practice, called Meritus Sports Medicine, within a 10,000-square-foot space at the mall yesterday. The health system also plans to open a family medicine clinic at the mall in 2025. Other tenants at Valley Mall include Black Rock Bar & Grill, Red Robin, Regal Cinemas, H&M, Dick’s Sporting Goods and Victoria’s Secret.
CHAMBLEE, GA. — Aramark Refreshments has signed a 45,000-square-foot lease at Chamblee International Logistics Park in Chamblee, roughly 15 miles northeast of downtown Atlanta. Aramark Refreshments, a subsidiary of Aramark, will occupy the entirety of Building 4 at the property, which was completed in February of this year by a joint venture between Stonemont Financial Group and Seven Oaks Co. The project team included general contractor Catamount Constructors, civil engineering firm Kimley-Horn and architect Ware Malcomb. Joseph Rogers, Jamie Hargather and Riley Levitt of Wilson Hull & Neal are managing leasing at Chamblee International Logistics Park, which is now 50 percent leased, on behalf of the ownership.
DALLAS — Santander Consumer USA has signed a 211,087-square-foot office lease renewal at 1601 Elm St. in downtown Dallas. Under the terms of the renewal, the financial services company will retain naming rights to the 50-story, 1.4 million-square-foot building and will continue to utilize the space as its headquarters office. Robbie Baty and Travis Boothe of Cushman & Wakefield represented the tenant in the lease negotiations. Sara Terry and Reegan Busby represented the landlord, Pacific Elm Properties, on an internal basis.
GARDEN CITY, KAN. — Burlington has opened a 22,547-square-foot store in Garden City, a city in western Kansas. The Woodmont Co. owns the property. Burlington occupies a portion of the space that formerly housed Sears. The expansion of the shopping center also included the entry of Kohl’s with an in-store Sephora. David Adams and Kendall Graff represented Woodmont on an internal basis in the lease with Burlington. Rickey Hayes of Retail Attractions LLC facilitated the identification of the project on behalf of the Finney County Economic Development Corp. he also helped facilitate the project’s development and obtained city approvals. Mike Clements of Embree Capital Markets Group Inc. arranged project financing through Dream First Bank, represented by Brandon Mumgaard. Good Neighbor Coffee, spearheaded by Andy Hooper of Hooper Hospitality, is proposed to be the latest addition to the shopping center.
SELMA, TEXAS — KW Automotive has signed a 74,880-square-foot industrial lease at 9388 Corporate Drive in Selma, a northeastern suburb of San Antonio. John Colglazier, Lindsey Tucker, Kyle Kennan and David Oldham of Partners Real Estate represented the landlord, a partnership between Atlanta-based developer Ackerman & Co. and Baltisse US Inc., in the lease negotiations. Webb Sellers and Drew Allen of SRS Real Estate Partners represented the tenant.