SEC Takes 201,998 SF at Station Place

WASHINGTON, DC-The US Securities and Exchange Commission is taking 201,998 square feet in a 507,273-square-foot office building in the Station Place complex in NoMA. Owned by the Louis Dreyfus Property Group, the building, located at 700 2nd St., NE, is now at full occupancy. CBRE’s Tim Hutchens, Patrick Mahady, Paul Hood, Tim Lenahan, Bruce Pascal, Andrew Felber and Mark Klug represented Louis Dreyfus. The SEC represented itself. Hutchens did not return a call to GlobeSt.com in time for publication.

The building, which delivered towards the end of last year, is the third phase of Station Place, an office complex that consists of three buildings totaling 1.6 million square feet and has been designed to a LEED Silver rating.

A connector providing direct access will be built between Station Place II and Station Place III. Once the build out is complete, the SEC expects to move in by the end of this year.