HOUSTON — Tytan International, a distributor of agricultural and industrial supplies, has signed a 31,945-square-foot industrial lease in northwest Houston. According to LoopNet Inc., the building at 14200 Hollister Road was constructed in 2012 and totals 88,170 square feet. Garret Geaccone of Stream Realty Partners represented the landlord, Prologis, in the lease negotiations. Devon Rogers of Hrothgar LLC represented the tenant.
PLANO, TEXAS — Dollar Tree will open a 14,600-square-foot store within a freestanding building at 5920 W. Park Blvd. in Plano. According to LoopNet Inc., to building was constructed in 2011 and was previously home to CVS. Kevin Butkus and Corbin Tanenbaum of Weitzman represented the undisclosed landlord in the lease negotiations. Dollar Tree was self-represented. The opening is slated for later this year.
NEW YORK CITY — Creative design and branding agency Tag Wall has signed a 26,366-square-foot office sublease at 1745 Broadway in Midtown Manhattan. The space spans the entire eighth floor of the 26-story, 780,525-square-foot building. Richard Bernstein, Adam Ardise, Stephen Bellwood, Lei-Lani Keelan and Troy Elias of Cushman & Wakefield represented the sublandlord, Penguin Random House, in the sublease negotiations. Matt Astrachan, Ben Bass, Harrison Potter and Kate Roush of JLL represented Tag Wall. Atlanta-based Invesco Real Estate owns 1745 Broadway.
CHICAGO — Tishman Speyer has inked a 240,000-square-foot office lease renewal with BP at CME Center in Chicago’s West Loop. Global energy leader BP will maintain the same footprint it currently occupies on the entire seventh through 10th floors of 10, 20 and 30 South Wacker Drive. A tenant at the property since 2009, BP’s lease renewal will keep its Chicago office at the campus through at least 2032. CME Center consists of two 40-story office towers, which are connected by a 10-story center structure. Completed in phases during the 1980s, the 2.3 million-square-foot property holds the distinction of being Chicago’s first all-concrete skyscraper. Working with Chicago-based architect Krueck Sexton Partners, Tishman Speyer recently completed a reimagining of CME Center’s lobby, façade and entrances, and expanded the amenity offerings. Tenants and their guests now have access to ZO Clubhouse, an amenity center with a lounge, library, bar area, huddle and wellness rooms, a boardroom and conference room. There is also a 19,500-square-foot fitness facility. Tenants at CME Center include Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Wells Fargo, Reed Smith and RSM. Ellen May represented Tishman Speyer on an internal basis. Matt Carolan, Andy Strand and Kevin Morgan of JLL represented BP.
AUSTIN, TEXAS — Exacta Systems has signed a 15,908-square-foot office lease in North Austin. The South Florida-based gaming and entertainment technology company is taking space on the ground floor of Victory Plaza, a three-story, 93,128-square-foot building. Brent Powdrill, Bethany Perez and Colton McCasland of JLL represented the undisclosed landlord in the lease negotiations. Zach Ellis of Colliers represented the tenant.
OVERLAND PARK, KAN. — Saladworks, a Pennsylvania-based health restaurant chain, has secured its first Kansas City-area location at the Bluhawk mixed-use development in Overland Park. Grant Summers of Block & Co. Inc. Realtors co-represented the tenant along with Locate AI, a San Francisco-based commercial real estate firm. JLL represented the landlord. Saladworks’ new location will undergo a full build-out and will join other restaurants such as Red Door Woodfired Grill, Tropical Smoothie Café, Jinya Ramen Bar, Freddy’s Steakburgers, Cactus Grill and Andy’s Frozen Custard. Bluhawk features a sports facility, retail, restaurants, entertainment, multifamily, office and healthcare space. Woworks, the parent company of Saladworks, maintains more than 350 stores nationwide. Other Woworks brands include Frutta Bowls, Garbanzo Mediterranean Fresh, The Simple Greek, Barberitos and Z!Eats. Construction on the 2,048-square-foot Saladworks in Overland Park is slated for completion this fall.
ENGLEWOOD, N.J. — Regional operator Sportime Pickleball has opened a 30,000-square-foot facility in the Northern New Jersey community of Englewood. The facility is located at 62 Route 4 E and features 12 dedicated, climate-controlled courts across two interconnected buildings, as well as courtside lounges, a pro shop and a party room. Sportime Pickleball has three other facilities under construction in the area and plans to operate 15 clubs in the Tri-State area by 2031.
NEW YORK CITY — Law firm Knobbe Martens has signed a 27,375-square-foot office sublease at 1745 Broadway in Midtown Manhattan. The space spans the entire 21st floor of the 26-story, 780,525-square-foot building. Richard Bernstein, Adam Ardise, Stephen Bellwood, Lei-Lani Keelan and Troy Elias of Cushman & Wakefield represented the sublandlord, Penguin Random House, in the negotiations. David Berke and Scott Gutnick of Newmark represented Knobbe Martens. Atlanta-based Invesco Real Estate owns 1745 Broadway.
AUSTIN, TEXAS — Houston-based Whitestone REIT has welcomed four new tenants to Davenport Village, an open-air shopping center in northwest Austin. The tenants are Starbucks Reserve (3,274 square feet), exercise concepts Pvolve (3,126 square feet) and RVE Fitness (7,815 square feet) and flexible workspace provider CUBExec (undisclosed). The first three stores will open later this year, and CUBExec will open next spring.
FORT LAWN, S.C. — SkyREM has signed a 129,600-square-foot industrial lease at 2251 Catawba River Road in Fort Lawn, about 43 miles south of Charlotte via I-77. The tenant, a global advanced engineering and construction solutions firm, brings the 236,210-square-foot building to full occupancy. The facility offers warehouse and manufacturing space, access to major transportation networks and 77 acres of development-ready land. SkyREM has planned a multimillion-dollar capital improvement program to further modernize the property. Tommy Turner and Zack Daltorio of Newmark represented SkyREM in the lease transaction along with Clifford Blanquicet Jr. of Blanq Real Estate.