Brookfield Properties

Global Architecture Firm Signs Lease for 2 Floors at 2 Houston Center

Gensler intends to relocate its offices here later this year. In the meantime, the company serves as the property’s renovation architect, in collaboration with Clark Condon and Harvey Builder.

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Direct Energy Leases 106 KSF in Houston for New HQ

The energy retailer is set to occupy two floors at 2 Houston Center. CBRE negotiated the deal on behalf of the tenant.

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Brookfield Pays $91M for Boston Office Asset

Nuveen sold the vintage 152,000-square-foot building in the city’s Seaport District. The new owner is set to reposition the property as a hub for creative and tech communities.

Top 10 Office Owners in Manhattan

Local investors such as SL Green or Vornado Realty Trust are not only the largest office landlords, but also some of the most active players in the metro.

Brookfield to Redevelop 4.2 MSF Houston Center

The company, which acquired the four-building office campus for $875 million in late 2017, plans to launch a major upgrade of the property next month.

Biopharma Firm to Relocate NYC Flagship

Syneos Health will occupy 86,498 square feet across two floors in a Brookfield Properties-owned premier office building located within the Brookfield Place complex.

Brookfield Properties Lands 73 KSF Houston Office Lease

The landlord closed a lease renewal within the 4.2 million-square-foot Houston Center, at LyondellBasell Tower. Law firm Haynes and Boone will occupy three floors at the property.

Blackstone Trades $170M South FL Hotel

Brookfield Property Group picked up the 589-key Hilton Fort Lauderdale Marina. The previous owner renovated the 1980s-era asset 10 years ago.

Manhattan to House Convene’s Largest Location

The flexible workplace provider will occupy four floors within the Brookfield Properties-owned One Liberty Plaza., joining tenants like Aon, Business Insider and New Avon.

Top 5 Office Portfolio Transactions of 2017

Throughout the past year, the U.S. office transaction volumes softened, but this didn’t stop institutional investors such as Duke Realty, BlackRock or JPMorgan to trade massive portfolios at high prices, Yardi Matrix data shows.