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Major Lease Transactions Downtown Houston MAJOR LEASE TRANSACTIONS DOWNTOWN HOUSTON This is a comprehensive list of publicly-available leases in downtown Houston, including new-to-downtown, expansions, and renewals. Year Company Type To From Initial SF JP Morgan Chase Tower 2019 Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP Renewal 134,763 (600 Travis) 2019 Calpine Renewal 717 Texas Ave. 126,000 2 Houston Center 105,578 2019 Direct Energy New to Downtown 12 Greenway Plaza (909 Fannin St.) 2019 King & Spalding Renewal 1100 Louisiana 91,264 Spaces GreenStreet 63,429 2019 New to Downtown [coworking space] (1201 Main) 63,233 2019 WeWork New/Expansion 609 Main at Texas Three Allen Center 57,139 2019 EnVen Energy Relocation 609 Main at Texas (333 Clay St.) Two Allen Center 2019 White & Case LLP Relocation 609 Main at Texas 57,315 (1200 Smith St.) (Expansion: 28,962) 2 Houston Center Pennzoil Place 2019 Gensler Relocation 45,000 (909 Fannin St.) (711 Louisiana St.) Life Time Work GreenStreet 2019 New to Downtown/Houston 37,681 [coworking space] (1201 Main) 2019 Golden Pass LNG Relocation 811 Louisiana St. Allen Center 31,834 Bank of America Tower Enterprise Plaza 2019 Shearman & Sterling, LLP Relocation/Expansion 31,257 (800 Capitol St.) (1100 Louisiana St.) Bank of America Center 2019 BMO Capital Markets Corp Renewal /Expansion 30,275 (700 Louisiana St.) (Expansion: 7,065) Source: Central Houston, Inc. Updated 07-15-2019. 1 Year Company Type To From Initial SF Bank of America Center (700 2019 Smyser Kaplan & Veselka LLP (HQ) Relocation/Expansion 609 Main at Texas 27,795 Louisiana St.) (Expansion: 5,407) Netherland Sewell & Associates, Inc. Fulbright Tower 2019 Renewal 25,453 (NSAI) (1301 McKinney St.) Fulbright Tower Fulbright Tower 2019 MRC Global, Inc. Relocation (Sublease) 25,114 (1301 McKinney St.) (1301 McKinney St.) 2019 Distribution International New (Sublease) 601 Jefferson St. 24,608 2 Houston Center Bank of America Center (700 2019 Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP Relocation/ Expansion 22,627 (909 Fannin St.) Louisiana St.) (Expansion: 5,028) Bank of America Center 2019 Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Renewal 21,375 (700 Louisiana St.) Two Allen Center 2019 PNC Financial Services Group Inc. Relocation 609 Main at Texas 20,197 (1200 Smith) (Expansion: 12,197) Bank of America Center 2019 Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP Renewal 17,519 (700 Louisiana St.) 2019 Womble Bond Dickinson (US) LLP New to Downtown/Houston 811 Main St. 17,273 Pennzoil Place-ST 2019 McGinnis Lochridge Relocation 609 Main at Texas 14,147 (711 Louisiana) Bank of America Center 2019 Bazean Corp. New 13,501 (700 Louisiana St.) Bank of America Center 2019 Schiffer Hicks & Johnson, PLLC Renewal /Expansion 10,875 (700 Louisiana St.) (Expansion: 4,627) Bank of America Center 2019 Carlson Capital, LP Renewal 8,774 (700 Louisiana St.) 2019 Hines Construction Services Relocation 1001 McKinney St. 1001 McKinney 8,604 Main&Co 2019 Ruths.ai Relocation 300 Main St. 8,457 (114 Main) 2019 Churchill Oil and Gas NA 600 Travis St. 7,440 2019 Silverman Law Group Renewal 917 Franklin St 5,953 2019 UiPath New to Downtown/Houston Main&Co +(114 Main) 5,187 Source: Central Houston, Inc. Updated 07-15-2019. 2 Year Company Type To From Initial SF JP Morgan Chase Tower One Allen Center 2019 Steele Law Group Relocation 5,141 (600 Travis) (500 Dallas St) GreenStreet 2019 MassChallenge New to Downtown/Houston 5,000 (1201 Main) 2019 Falcon Minerals New to Downtown 609 Main at Texas 4,288 2 Houston Center 2019 BGN International New to Downtown/Houston 2,906 (909 Fannin) 2019 Houston Recovery Center New to Downtown 500 Jefferson St. 2,599 2019 Boswell Law Firm New to Downtown 1010 Lamar St. 1,386 2019 Shackelford, Bowen, McKinley & Norton New to Downtown 717 Texas Ave. NA 2019 Parkland Fuel Corp. New to Downtown/Houston NA NA Total Plaza 2018 Total Petrochemicals USA Renewal/Expansion 305,680 (1201 Louisiana) (Expansion: 48,452) First City Tower Capitol Tower (1001 Fannin) & 2018 Waste Management (HQ) Relocation//Consolidation 284,331 [Prelease] (800 Capitol) One City Centre (1021 Main) Heritage Plaza 2018 Deloitte US Renewal 204,210 (1111 Bagby) 2018 Vinson & Elkins LLP Relocation [Prelease] 845 Texas 1001 Fannin St 208,000 2018 Kirkland & Ellis Expansion 609 Main 161,644 (Expansion: 56,000) Williams Tower 2018 Hines Interests (HQ) Relocation/Consolidation 845 Texas 155,356 [Prelease] (2800 Post Oak Blvd) 2018 ExxonMobil Renewal 1301 Fannin 136,153 JP Morgan Chase Tower 2018 Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP Renewal 134,763 (600 Travis) 5 Houston Center 2018 EY (Ernst & Young LLC) Renewal/Expansion 120,827 (1401 McKinney) Source: Central Houston, Inc. Updated 07-15-2019. 3 Year Company Type To From Initial SF Harris County District Attorney’s Office 2018 Relocation 500 Jefferson St 9418 Jensen Dr. 118,896 (Harris County Veterans Services) Pennzoil Place – NT 2018 Sable Permian Resources LLC Renewal 97,650 (700 Milam) Constellation Energy Kinder Morgan Tower 2018 New to Downtown/Expansion 93,896 (subsidiary of Exelon Corp.) (1001 Louisiana) (Expansion: 31,896) One City Center 2018 Energy XXI Renewal 85,415 (1021 Main St) One Allen Center 2018 Carrizo Oil & Gas Renewal 83,109 (500 Dallas St) 2018 Houston Forensic Science Center (HFSC) Relocation 500 Jefferson St 1200 Travis St. 83,518 Wells Fargo Plaza 2018 Sidley Austin, LLP Renewal/ Expansion 80,000 (1000 Louisiana Street) (Expansion: 30,000) 5 Houston Center 2018 Jackson Walker Expansion 77,015 (1401 McKinney) (Expansion: 2,921) LyondellBasell Tower 2018 Haynes & Boone Renewal 72,903 (1221 McKinney) 2018 City of Houston New lease [Short-term] 1100 Louisiana 69,000 Capitol Tower CenterPoint Tower 2018 Winston & Strawn LLP Relocation 62,516 (800 Capitol) (1111 Louisiana) Kinder Morgan Tower 2018 Constellation Energy Relocation 62,000 (1001 Louisiana) Hess Tower 2018 MidCoast Energy Partners (HQ) New to Downtown/Relocation 1100 Louisiana St 61,689 (1501 McKinney) New to Downtown/ Williams Tower & 2018 Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) 609 Main at Texas 56,584 Consolidation 4400 Post Oak Pkwy 2018 NextEra Energy Renewal 601 Travis 50,283 One Shell Plaza CenterPoint Tower 2018 Enable Midstream Partners Relocation 48,000 (910 Louisiana) (1111 Louisiana) 2018 Gibbs & Bruns, LLP Renewal 1100 Louisiana 40,836 Source: Central Houston, Inc. Updated 07-15-2019. 4 Year Company Type To From Initial SF 2018 Lone Star Legal Aid Renewal/Expansion 500 Jefferson 39,632 (Expansion: 19,612) 2018 Targa Resources New/Expansion 811 Louisiana 31,834 Simmons & Company International Bank of America Center 2018 Relocation 609 Main at Texas 31,045 Energy Specialists (700 Louisiana) Pennzoil Place 2018 Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr PC Renewal/ Expansion 30,000 (711 Louisiana St) (Expansion: 8,800) Wells Fargo Plaza 2018 Goldman Sachs Relocation 609 Main 29,763 (1000 Louisiana) Two Allen Center 2018 Houston Energy Renewal 28,353 (1200 Smith) First City Tower 2018 Liskow & Lewis Renewal 27,641 (1001 Fannin) Pennzoil Place - ST 2018 Bond Collective (Co-working) New to Downtown/Houston 25,871 (711 Louisiana) Hines Southwest Regional Office BG Group Place 2018 Relocation 609 Main at Texas 28,694 (Regional HQ) (811 Main) Two Allen Center 2018 White & Case LLP New to Downtown 28,353 (1200 Smith) Wells Fargo Plaza (3 Waterway Square Place, 2018 NextDecade (HQ) New to Downtown 25,580 (1000 Louisiana) The Woodlands) Wells Fargo Plaza 2018 Polsinelli Renewal 25,580 (1000 Louisiana Street) Wells Fargo Plaza 2018 DLA Piper LLP Renewal 25,000 (1000 Louisiana) BG Group Place 2 Houston Center 2018 Yetter Coleman LLP Relocation 24,494 (811 Main) (909 Fannin) 2018 Shearman & Sterling New to Downtown 1100 Louisiana Street 22,986 The Jones on Main 2018 Lionstone Investments (HQ) New to Downtown 100 Waugh Dr, Houston 22,145 (712 Main) Fulbright Tower 2018 Barclays Investment Bank Relocation 609 Main 18,169 (1301 McKinney) Source: Central Houston, Inc. Updated 07-15-2019. 5 Year Company Type To From Initial SF 2018 Black Falcon Energy LLC New 717 Texas Ave. 16,579 2018 Symplr (HQ) New to downtown 315 Capitol. Spring 18,000 2018 Zarvona Energy Expansion 1010 Lamar St 17,750 (Expansion: 3,400) 2018 Smith Management Company Renewal 1001 Fannin St. 14,139 Chase Tower 2018 Husch Blackwell New to Downtown 1800 Bering Drive 13,191 (600 Travis) TOTAL Plaza 16945 Northchase Dr., 2018 Crystaphase (HQ) New to Downtown 12,872 (1201 Louisiana) Greenspoint Capitol Tower 2018 Skanska New to Downtown 3009 Post Oak Blvd. 12,481 (800 Capitol) 4 Houston Center 2018 Gridforce Relocation 1301 Fannin 12,454 (1221 Lamar) Pennzoil Place - North Tower 2018 Validity Finance New to Downtown/Houston 8,744 (700 Milam) 2018 EAG Services New to Downtown 1415 Louisiana Street 19 Briar Hollow Ln 7,035 One City Center 2018 Rivington Holdings, LLC Relocation 609 Main 7,035 (1021 Main) 2018 PetroLogistics II LLC New to Downtown 811 Louisiana 5,752 Three Allen Center 2018 Essentia Advisors New to Downtown 5,000 (333 Clay) 2018 Paloma Resources LLC Expansion 1100 Louisiana 4,251 Total Plaza 2018 Jindal Tubular New to downtown 4,078 (1201 Louisiana) 2018 Proman Global Development LLC Renewal 1100 Louisiana 3,509 2018 Camber Energy Inc. Relocation to Downtown 1415 Louisiana St. San Antonio n/a 708 Main 2018 Validere New to Downtown/Houston n/a (WeWork) Source: Central Houston, Inc. Updated 07-15-2019. 6 Year Company Type To From Initial SF LyondellBasell Tower 2018 AlixPartners LLP Expansion N/A (1221 McKinney) Bank of America Center 2018 Orion Energy Partners LP New to Downtown n/a (700 Louisiana) Relocation/ Consolidation/ One Shell Plaza NRG Tower (1201 Fannin); 2017 NRG Energy 431,307 Expansion (910 Louisiana) 1000 Main and 1300 Main Bank of America Center 2017 TransCanada (ANR Pipeline) Major Expansion (HQ) 285,720 (700 Louisiana St.) Capitol Tower Bank of America Center 2017 Bank of America Relocation (Prelease) 209,447 (800 Capitol) (700 Louisiana) Motiva Plaza – One Allen Ctr 2017 Motiva Enterprises Major Expansion (HQ) 204,500 (500 Dallas) Bank of America Center 2017 TransCanada (ANR Pipeline) Major Expansion 202,000 (700 Louisiana) Two Allen Center 2017 Saudi Aramco New to Downtown/Relocation 9009 West Loop S 200,000 (1200 Smith) Wells Fargo Plaza 2017 Targa Resources Corp.
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