Cushman & Wakefield named leasing and management agent of 1.5 million s/f portfolio
Cushman & Wakefield has been named the leasing and management agent of a 1.5 million s/f General Growth Properties office portfolio in Maryland.
A Cushman & Wakefield team, led by vice chairman Jonathan Serko and executive VP Barry Zeller in New York, will oversee the leasing efforts for the office properties in Columbia, Baltimore and Owings Mills, while providing property management for the properties in Columbia and Owings Mills.
The portfolio includes:
* Columbia Corporate Center, a seven-building office complex in Columbia Town Center totaling 876,475 s/f. Cushman & Wakefield senior director Hayes Merkert, director Danielle Schline and director Karen Cherry will be the team members dedicated to Columbia Corporate Center.
* Harborplace Tower, a 261,780 s/f class A office building overlooking Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Cushman & Wakefield senior director Tim Jackson and associate director Kyle Durkee will be the team members dedicated to Harborplace Tower.
* Owings Mills Corporate Center, comprised of two office buildings totaling 330,736 s/f. Cushman & Wakefield Senior director Tim Jackson and associate director Kyle Durkee will be the team members dedicated to Owings Mills Corporate Center.
"We are extremely pleased to have been appointed by GGP to maximize the value of their Maryland portfolio," said Serko. "Utilizing Cushman & Wakefield's full-service platform, our Leasing and Property Management teams will work seamlessly together to maintain these buildings at the highest standards, while bringing new leasing opportunities to market."
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