A spokeswoman for the Honolulu-based owner won't say if that was the case, but did confirm that Dallas-based Bradford Corfac International will be leasing the class A distribution space instead of CB Richard Ellis. The management reins remain in CBRE's hands.

The reassignment was confirmed on the same day that Alexander & Baldwin's top executives rang the NYSE's opening bell, signaling its start of public trading as the stock exchange's eighth Euronext Hawaii listing. The trading benchmark was achieved 95 years to the day that the company began trading on the Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange. The new ticker symbol is AXB.

Bradford partners Todd Lambeth and Michael W. Spain will have been assigned to the seven-building Heritage Business Park. "Having Bradford's DFW-area leasing team 10 minutes from the project along with two senior brokers who cater their deal-making extensively to this submarket played a large role in the ownership's transition of the project's leasing assignment," Kevin Santaularia, Bradford's president and CEO, says in a statement for GlobeSt.com.