Columbia Property Trust Inc.
Columbia Property Trust Exits Atlanta With $187M Deal
A joint venture of Rubenstein Partners and Monarch Alternative Capital purchased the two-building office property.
Top 10 Office Transactions in Atlanta
Transaction activity during the first five months of 2019 was dominated by suburban office properties. The Buckhead, Galleria and Alpharetta submarkets attracted the most investor interest.
Columbia Property Trust Sells 700 KSF Atlanta Campus for $228M
The disposition is part of the company’s strategy of exiting a non-core market to focus on New York City, San Francisco and Washington, D.C.
Columbia Property Trust Brings Manhattan Office Asset to Full Occupancy
Drive Shack signed for the last available floor of the 165,586-square-foot building. The current owner acquired the property in 2017, as part of a portfolio deal.
Columbia Property Trust Brings DC Property Closer to Full Occupancy
Owned through a joint venture with Blackstone Property Partners, Market Square is now home to 65 tenants, half of which are Fortune 500 companies.
Twitter Signs 215 KSF Lease Extension in NYC
Columbia Property Trust secured the social media company’s lease for another five years. This location marks Twitter’s second-largest headquarters after San Francisco.
The 2018 CPE Distinguished Achievement Awards Winners
Thoughtful urban projects, creative corporate repositionings, forward-looking leases and a focus on amenities spaces were the some of the hallmarks of this year’s winners.
WeWork Takes Full-Building Office Lease in Manhattan
The deal marks the shared office provider’s third lease at a Columbia Property Trust-owned building in the borough. The two companies intend to convert the 102-year-old property into boutique office space.
Manhattan Office Project Lands $187M Construction Financing
The developers, a joint venture comprising Normandy Real Estate Partners and Columbia Property Trust, will use the loan for the construction of a $300 million project in Midtown South.
$300M Office Project Coming to Manhattan’s Midtown South
The 182,000-square-foot building, scheduled for completion in the second half of 2020, will replace a former hotel that was later converted to office use.