The Quarter 3Q2013

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T HI RD Q UART E R 2 0 1 3 • Q UO RUM - BENT TR EE Mary Kay and is currently 50% preleased.

Leasi ng Activ i ty

Quorum/Bent Tree’s high vacancy rates and healthy concessions continue across the submarket; however, numerous factors point to increased demand over the coming years. Construction to the south along I-635, which began in April 2011 and is expected to take five years to complete, has pushed tenants north. Tightening supply and increased rental rates in Legacy have also encouraged tenants to seek lower cost options in Quorum/Bent Tree and surrounding submarkets. Further redevelopment in the submarket will also entice new businesses into the area.

Investment Sales •

Briargrove Place – 128,092 SF – Crown Sterling Properties is marketing the 97.3% leased asset for sale. Gramercy Center North and South – 256,155 SF – JLL is marketing the asset for sale on behalf of Billingsley Co.

TENANT

BUILDING

Ryan & Co

Galleria Tower III

S QUA RE FEET

National Bankruptcy

The Aberdeen

67,250

SystemWare

Colonnade I

45,076

Sundown Energy

Knoll Trail Plaza

38,000

RMG Networks

The Colonnade I/II/III

32,000

Capital Senior Living

Parkway Office Center South

26,436

Placemark Investments

One Hanover Park

25,859

NDEX

Forum at Belt Line

18,705

Mary Crowley Medical Research

Centura Tower

16,934

Goldin, Peiser & Peiser

Parkway North

16,487

INS

Sojourn Office Center

14,039

Hyphen Solutions

Bent Tree Tower II

12,911

AXIOMetrics

Quorum Place

10,258

Dent Wizard

Kellway Business Center

130,000

8,250

Development •

Dallas Midtown – a 430 acre, $3 billion redevelopment of the Valley View mall area spearheaded by Beck Ventures.

Deals i n the Market

Knoll Trail Plaza – a 120,000 SF, four-story Class A office building being developed by Cawley Partners. TENANT

Fo r e c a s t Landlords in Quorum/Bent Tree will continue their rate war for new tenants over the next six months. Well-capitalized landlords focused on occupancy will continue to win the lion’s share of new deals in this submarket. Construction on I-635 and economic incentives from Plano and Frisco will continue to attract tenants from Quorum and surrounding submarkets. Examples include Yum! Brands and EnCana, who have chosen to leave Quorum enticed by new product farther north. Tough economic times will continue to produce short sales and foreclosures, primarily with older, functionally obsolete buildings. Construction noise and delays along I-635 will continue to push LBJ tenants to surrounding submarkets, including Quorum/ Bent Tree. As the economy picks up momentum and rates north of 190 continue to increase, Quorum/Bent Tree will be poised for improvement.

S QUARE F E E T

O CCUPA NCY

FedEx Office

225,000

Concentra

125,000

2014

National Default Exchange

100,000

Various

2015

1st Data

70,000

-

Clear Channel

50,000

2014

Invesco

45,000

2015

Columbus Data Services

25,000

2015

GHA Architects

30,000

2015

LenderLive

25,000

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B i g B lo ck Avai lab i li ties

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BUILDING

ADDRESS

The Aberdeen

14841 N Dallas Pky

S QUA RE FEET 184,503

16675 Addison Rd

16675 Addison Rd

137,992

Stanford Corporate Centre

14001 N Dallas Pky

129,564

Galleria North Tower II

13727 Noel Rd

93,875

Alpha Tower

5757 Alpha Rd

66,112

Greenhill Park

14131 Midway Rd

61,682

The Princeton

14651 N Dallas Pky

52,688

Trinity Centre-West

2312 E Trinity Mills Rd

50,082

Stream Realty Partners


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