Office

Rosemont Realty Acquires Office Tower in Houston

by Haisten Willis December 11, 2014

HOUSTON — Rosemont Realty LLC has acquired Kirkwood Tower in Houston. The 15-story tower located at 11757 Katy Freeway includes 285,682 rentable square feet of Class A office space. The acquisition brings Rosemont’s total square footage in metro Houston to nearly 2.5 million square feet. The company also owns the adjacent Kirkwood Atrium II property. Rosemont purchased the office building in a joint venture with new Rosemont investor Central Properties. A joint venture between Denver-based Amstar and Dallas-based Frontier Equity was the seller. The building was constructed in 1984, with major capital improvements made between 2008 and 2013. Tenants include Texon LP, Skyline Executive Suites Ltd., KCA Deutag LLC, First Solar Inc., Greene’s Energy Group LLC and Mac Haik Holding Co.

December 11, 2014

Boxer Property Arranges Office Lease in Metro Dallas

by Haisten Willis December 11, 2014

FARMERS BRANCH, TEXAS — Boxer Property has arranged a 23,893-square-foot office lease for Nurtur Health Inc. at 4001 McEwen Road in Farmers Branch. Gil Engelhardt, Jillian Brody and Mark Dowdle of Boxer represented the landlord. Cassidy Turley represented the tenant. 4001 McEwen Road is part of a three-building office complex. Amenities at the property include a walking trail, a gym, cafeteria and on-site security. The property is located 15 miles from DFW.

December 11, 2014

Georgia Office Southeast

Worldpay to Relocate U.S. Headquarters to Atlantic Station in Atlanta

by John Nelson December 11, 2014

ATLANTA — Worldpay, a London-based provider of payments technology and services to merchants, partners and developers, has announced its plan to relocate its U.S. headquarters and 671 employees to Atlantic Station in Atlanta. The company also plans to add 600 jobs over the next four years. The company will occupy 130,000 square feet of office space over six floors at the 201 17th St. office building. Worldpay will invest nearly $10 million in the relocation, which will begin in March 2015 and continue into 2016. Worldpay received a $1.5 million City of Atlanta Economic Opportunity grant to help fund the relocation of its U.S. headquarters, and is eligible for other state incentives. Invest Atlanta partnered with the Georgia Department of Economic Development, Metro Atlanta Chamber and Georgia Power on the project. Matt Ryder of Honour Inc. served as location, labor and incentives consultant. Chris White and Brian Boyd of DTZ were tenant advisors, and BoggsVickers is the project architect for the new office space.

December 11, 2014

California Office Western

The Swig Company Acquires The Wakefield Building in Oakland

by Nellie Day December 11, 2014

OAKLAND, CALIF. – The Swig Company has acquired The Wakefield Building, a 57,000-square-foot creative office property in Oakland, for an undisclosed sum. The building is located at 416 17th Street. The property was originally developed as a medical office building by Dr. W.H. Wakefield in the 1920s. Notable tenants include Sungevity’s incubator spin-off, SFunCube, as well as First Place for Youth, the American Heart Association, the Rockwood Leadership Institute and the Asian Pacific Education Network. The Swig Company also owns and operates the nearby Kaiser Center on Lake Merritt. The unnamed seller was represented by Seth Siegal and Adam Lasoff of Cushman & Wakefield. The Swig Company’s legal advice was provided by Tony Ratner of Farella Braun + Martell.

December 11, 2014

Office Washington Western

Swedish Health Services Leases Space at First Hill Medical Pavilion in Seattle

by Nellie Day December 11, 2014

SEATTLE – Swedish Health Services has leased 24,000 square feet at First Hill Medical Pavilion in Seattle. The space is located on Seattle’s First Hill, across from the Swedish Hospital campus. Swedish Health Services will relocate its transplant group to the sixth floor of the building in the second quarter of next year. The building is 44 percent leased. It is currently undergoing a significant renovation. Swedish Health Services was represented by Bob Mooney and Hans Kemp of Flinn Ferguson. The landlord, a joint venture between Trammell Crow Company and Washington Capital Management, was represented by CBRE’s Paul Carr, Steve Perovich and Marcus Yamamoto.

December 11, 2014

Arizona Office Western

Make-A-Wish Foundation of Arizona Buys Office Building in Scottsdale

by Nellie Day December 11, 2014

SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. – Make-A-Wish Foundation of Arizona has purchased an 11,400-square-foot office building in Scottsdale for $1.9 million. The building is located at 2901 N. 78th Street, just outside the downtown area. The foundation plans to use this space for its new headquarters after the property undergoes a full remodel. The purchase was made through contributions from a large donor. The building’s former tenant, RevSolve, previously known as Collections Service Bureau, relocated to another office just a mile away this past July. Make-A-Wish was represented by CBRE’s Chris Marchildon and Barry Gabel. The seller, SPQR LLC, was represented by Kelly O’Dea of LevRose/TCN Worldwide.

December 11, 2014

California Office Western

Sarens Relocates to Bishop Ranch in San Ramon

by Nellie Day December 11, 2014

RAMON, CALIF. – Sarens has leased 7,355 square feet of space at Bishop Ranch in San Ramon. The Class A office space is located at 5000 Executive Parkway. The heavy lifting and engineered transport company will be relocating from the Marina Village office complex in nearby Alameda. Sarens recently transported the Endeavor space shuttle to Los Angeles. The company was represented by Gregg Hall of Cresa San Jose. The landlord, Sunset Development, represented itself in this transaction.

December 11, 2014

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Resurgent Downtown Indianapolis Attracts Employers, Residents Alike

by Danielle Everson December 10, 2014

The nickname for Indianapolis, “Naptown,” is quickly fading in the rearview mirror as the city receives an increasing amount of recognition as one of the best places to live and work in America. Thanks to a unique combination of Hoosier hospitality, pro-business environment and amenities such as the Cultural Trail, Indianapolis has been named “One of the best new boom towns in the U.S.” by Forbes magazine and the “No. 3 Downtown in the U.S.” by Livability.com. With $1 billion in new projects on the horizon, it’s no surprise that downtown Indianapolis is making headlines. Indygo’s $37 million Downtown Transit Center, in close proximity to the Cultural Trail and Bike Hub, will serve pedestrians, cyclists and bus riders. A $26 million investment in a new Science and Engineering Lab at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis will continue to encourage life sciences and technology careers. Plans also are in the works to revamp downtown’s iconic Monument Circle with space for events, an ice skating rink, sidewalk cafes and more. On the residential front, investments in excess of $400 million over the past five years have resulted in new housing for 4,000 additional residents. Downtown Residential Boom According to public/private partnership Downtown Indy, …

December 10, 2014

New York Northeast Office

North Shore-LIJ Buys 252,000 SF Office Building for $65M in Long Island

by Amy Works December 10, 2014

NEW YORK CITY — North Shore-LIJ has acquired 600 Community Drive in Long Island’s Manhasset for $65 million, or $260 per square foot. A partnership led by The Carlton Group’s Chairman Howard Michaels sold the property. Prior to the sale, the building’s ownership group made significant renovations to the property: achieved zoning approval to lease 80,000 square feet of the building for medical office use; approved and implemented a new renovation plans, including interior and improvements and a new façade entrance; and developed a solid pipeline of tenant activity, which allowed the property to become a multi-tenanted building. North Shore-LIJ has been a sub-tenant at the office building for the past eight years.

December 10, 2014

New Jersey Northeast Office

JV Begin $20M Redevelopment of 30 Montgomery St. in Jersey City

by Amy Works December 10, 2014

JERSEY CITY, N.J. — Onyx Equities and Rubenstein Properties has begun the redevelopment project at 30 Montgomery St., a 15-story, 320,000-square-foot office building in Jersey City. The $20 million redevelopment will bring the building, which was built in the early 1970s, up to modern standards and position it has a premiere office and retail property in Jersey City. The project includes a $5 million exterior window replacement program, enhanced streetscape, ground-floor retail expansion, refurbishment of the façade, modernization of the HVAC system, a new conference center, elevator landing and restroom renovations, and a new, expanded two-story entry lobby. Onyx and Rubenstein purchased the building earlier this year. Completion of the renovation is slated for mid-2015.

December 10, 2014

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