SAN DIEGO—Many factors need to be considered when rebranding an office asset, including the age of the building, time between renovations, tenant mix and the asset's changing reputation, Parallel Capital Partners' CEO Matt Root tells GlobeSt.com. The firm recently completed more than $1.2 million in renovations at the Ranch at Seal Beach and rebranded the class-A property, previously known as Bixby Office Park.
Parallel acquired the three-building complex in 2013 for $85 million and soon after embarked on a comprehensive rebranding and repositioning program, developing a new logo, name and signage for the property. We spoke with Root about what it takes to reposition and rebrand a class-A office complex and why ultimately it makes financial sense.
GlobeSt.com: What goes into a name change—and what makes it worth the considerable time and expense involved?
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