Office
Lendlease Tops Off World’s Tallest Timber Office Building
25 King, located at the Brisbane Showgrounds in Australia, is scheduled for completion by the end of 2018, with 43.5 percent of the building preleased to global engineering firm Aurecon.
Tour 2 Austin-Area Office Assets Sold by GLL
Showcased in a video by full-service commercial real estate firm Peloton, the buildings last traded in 2013 through a portfolio transaction valued at an estimated $88 million. The tenant roster includes Whole Foods Market, Tesla Motors and Jones Energy.
Hines, Ivanhoé Break Ground on 47-Story Houston Skyscraper
Law firm Vinson & Elkins will serve as the anchor tenant of the 1 million-square-foot upcoming building, scheduled for completion in late 2021.
Kidder Mathews to Market 101 KSF WA Office Building
The Class A office property is located in Redmond, Wash., which is part of Seattle’s rapid expansion due in part to major tech companies expanding or relocating to the area.
The Green Cos. Buys $19M Office Building in Plantation, FL
The purchase reflects the healthy Broward County market fundamentals. Currently, the Class A office building has three vacant spaces, totaling 11,139 square feet.
Volkswagen Expands CA Campus With New Lease
Adjacent to the global automotive company’s 2010-built Oxnard test center, BLT Enterprises’ facility is about to get an extensive makeover.
NYC’s 30 Hudson Yards Tower Tops Out
With steel crown in place, the 2.6 million-square-foot skyscraper’s height measures 1,296 feet, making it the second-tallest office building in the city.
ElmTree Makes 6 Acquisitions for $300M
The private equity firm and fund manager added more than 2 million square feet to its portfolio with the purchase of fully leased properties across four states.
Fullscreen Media Doubles Manhattan Footprint
The global network took up another full floor at Columbia Property Trust’s Midtown South office building, inking an additional three-year extension.
How Are Millennials, Gen Z Reshaping Suburban Offices?
Wright Heerema Architects’ Roger Heerema and Franklin Partners’ Ray Warner reveal how younger generations are transforming design in suburban and secondary markets.