Kristy Heuberger, head of U.S. Asset Management at LaSalle, said, “We are very pleased that our 50 Post Office Square/110 High Street building has been able to capture both Boston's rich history and bright future through its diverse tenant base and unique designs. We are equally excited to welcome our new tenant, Medidata and SHYFT, to 110 High Street as well, as they will bring a vibrant presence and energy that will complement the building's marquee location in the Financial District.”

LaSalle's multi-faceted capital improvement program included a new lobby and High Street entrance designed by Elkus Manfredi Architects, a first-of-its-kind 100-foot digital Boston Media Band Experience programmed with three digital art modes that react to traffic in the lobby in a variety of fun and interactive ways. Created by ESI Design, the media band is designed to extend the experience of the building into the street, while simultaneously bringing the energy of the city inside, LaSalle states.

Earlier this month, LaSalle acquired the property General Lacy 23 in Madrid, a multi-award winning 19th-century office building. The property was acquired on behalf of a separate mandate with a German pension fund.

The General Lacy 23 building is located in the heart of Madrid's Méndez Álvaro district, south of the central business district of the Spanish capital, is a multi-award winning 19th-century office building. Originally a tobacco factory and converted into an office building two decades ago, the property is currently being modernized as a “green building.” The sole tenant beginning in April 2019 is the Spanish oil company Repsol, which will occupy the space with one of their subsidiaries as its headquarters.