Office

Alteon Health Relocates Maryland HQ

The health care solutions provider has leased more than 24,000 square feet at Milestone Business Park in Germantown, with J Street Cos. assisting the tenant in the transaction.

Northern Nashville Office Changes Hands

The Dilweg Cos. traded the nearly 166,000-square-foot Class B asset for more than $26 million, with Pinnacle Bank providing the buyer with acquisition financing.

Haith & Co. Sells Kansas City Office Campus

Prairie View Business Center was 97 percent occupied by several tenants, including the U.S. Military, at the time of the sale.

Lincoln Property Co. Tops Out AZ Office Asset

The property is the second of eight planned buildings at The Grand at Papago Park Center in Tempe, which will house 1.8 million square feet of office space.

TerraCap Acquires Orlando-Area Office Asset

The buyer paid nearly $14 million for 850 Trafalgar, a multi-tenant property situated within the 6 million-square-foot Maitland Center. NXT Capital arranged acquisition financing.

FBI Building in Denver Sells for $73M

USAA Realty purchased the 175,000-square-foot Class A office asset in the city’s Stapleton neighborhood from 90 North Real Estate Partners, in a deal brokered by JLL.

Women’s Coworking, Community Space Opens 4th Manhattan Site

The Wing’s 12,252-square-foot, full-floor lease at the former Engineering Societies Building in Midtown Manhattan is the company’s fourth New York City location.

One Independence Square

Saban Sells, Buys $600M in Office Assets

The investment firm sold a 1.5 million-square-foot national portfolio and, as part of its strategy to acquire government-occupied properties, purchased a 340,000-square-foot building in Washington, D.C.

23161 Mill Creek Drive, Laguna Hills

Lincoln Property, Angelo Gordon Acquire SoCal Office Portfolio

The collection of six Class B properties totals nearly 400,000 square feet and comprises assets in four Orange County, Calif., communities.

Port Covington’s Impact on the Baltimore Office Market

Weller Development President Marc Weller contends that strategically located projects can attract new businesses and bolster leasing activity, despite Baltimore’s recent oversupply struggles. He also shares future plans for the 235-acre megadevelopment.