DENVER-Four new customers and one renewing customer have signed leases totaling 59,487 square feet at Crescent Real Estate Holdings LLC’s Peakview Tower, part of the Greenwood Plaza Office Park located within the Fiddler's Green submarket of the Denver Tech Center. W.J. Bradley Mortgage Capital Corp., Dean Evans & Associates Inc., and Aegis Investment Partners LLC are relocating corporate headquarters from other Denver locations, while the Sandwich Board is adding a new restaurant location.
Additionally, Pfizer Inc. has renewed its lease and is relocating within Peakview. Out of the 59,487 square feet leased, new customers account for 53,808 square feet which is more than 20% of the 264,149-square-foot building. Peakview Tower now stands at 90% leased.
Mortgage lending firm W.J. Bradley Mortgage Capital Corp., is scheduled to relocate from Cherry Creek at the beginning of next year taking 34,264 square feet at Peakview. Crescent's Bruce Basham, vice president of leasing, represented the owner, Crescent Crown Peakview Tower LLC, while Dan Miller and Stockton Baker of Cassidy Turley Fuller Real Estate represented W.J. Bradley. Bill Bradley, CEO of W.J. Bradley, says in a prepared statement that the location “meets our goal of headquartering in class A office space and gives us room to grow as we continue our nationwide expansion.”
Dean Evans & Associates, owner and creator of the Event Management System software application, also will move its corporate headquarters from another Denver Tech Center location, occupying 16,977 square feet within the Greenwood Plaza tower in December. Crescent's Basham, represented the owner, while Tom Grotewold with Rare Space Tenant Advisory Services represented Dean Evans.
Aegis Investment Partners, a local private investment firm is on plan to relocate from another Denver Tech Center location into 1,044 square feet at Crescent's Peakview property within the next few months. Crescent's Basham, represented the owner, while Sergio Castaneda of CB Richard Ellis represented Aegis.
The Sandwich Board, owned by parent company Trangen Inc., a provider of amenity food service concepts for office buildings throughout the Denver metropolitan area, is scheduled to open its Peakview Tower location of 1,523 square feet in September.
Crescent is completing lobby enhancements this year including all glass entries, a new security center, elevator common area improvements, shower and locker area, and extensive landscaping. The building also has an unobstructed view of the Rocky Mountain Front Range and countless amenities within two miles including nearly 200 restaurants, 11 hotels, 27 banks and seven major shopping venues.
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