Leasing

Recently STV Inc, an international engineering firm based in Pennsylvania, signed a lease for 35k SF at 900 West Trade St., and plans to relocate from 1000 W Morehead. Cushman & Wakefield's East Rutherford, NJ-based Peter Hamburger, Harlan Hollander, and Walter Schoenberg, along with Thalhimer, a Cushman & Wakefield Alliance firm in North Carolina, repped the tenant in the deal. According to Walter, STV couldn't expand at their current location, which it will be able to do at the new location. The company is also moving from several floors to one, which will let it operate more efficiently, he says. Owned by Bank of America, which has offices and operates a branch within the building, 900 West Trade St. totals 450k SF on eight floors and was constructed in 2001.Ã

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EXECS IN MOTION

Trinity Capital Advisors hired Kevin Granelli as partner and managing director of its new entity, Trinity Land Group. The group will focus on land acquisitions for residential development. Kevin was previously VP of land acquisition and development at Lennar Homes.

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