Located in the Tysons Corner submarket, the three-story brick structure was built in 1984 and sits on a 3.3-acre plot. The building has a current assessed value of $10.9 million, but given the sluggish market as well as the structure's low occupancy level of 26%, the quick disposition is considered a coup.

"Despite the local market's 20% vacancy rate, we were able to maximize the value of the building by targeting potential owner occupants," Eric Berkman, senior vice president of Grubb & Ellis's Institutional Investment Group says in a statement. Speaking to GlobeSt.com, Berkman explains, "the building was 100% leased when we went to market, but Folio FN vacated its space, so we re-marketed the property to a user. He adds, "it took only 30 days to sell and we had three offers."