5 Biggest Westchase Offices Built this Cycle

1.2M SF of office has broken ground in Westchase in the last three years. Only two buildings (the biggest of the bunch) are still underway, but all boast high leasing activity—77% of the new space is already leased. With help from PMRG's Ariel Guerrero, we rounded up the five biggest office projects built this cycle.

1. Phillips 66

Address: 2101 Citywest Blvd
Size: 1.1M SF
Delivering: Q2 ‘16
Leased: 100% by Phillips 66
Developer: Gilbane
Architect: HOK

2. Millennium Tower II

Address: 10353 Richmond
Size: 445k SF
Delivering: Q1'16
Leased: 100% by National Oilwell Varco
Developer: BMS Management
Leasing: CBRE
Architect: Gensler

3. Two Briarlake Plaza

Address: 2050 W Sam Houston Pkwy
Size: 333k SF
Delivered: Q2 ‘14
Leased: 68%, anchored by Samsung Engineering
Asking Rents: $31 NNN
Developer: TIER REIT
Leasing: DTZ
Architect: Kirksey

4. Granite Briarpark Green

Address: 3151 Briarpark Dr
Size: 303k SF
Delivered: Q4 ‘13
Leased: 99%, anchored by JGC America and Noble
Asking Rents: $28 NNN
Developer: Granite
Leasing: Granite
Architect: PGAL

5. Westchase Park II

Address: 3600 W Sam Houston Pkwy
Size: 300k SF
Delivered: Q4 ‘14
Leased: 50%
Asking Rents: $28 NNN
Developer: PMRG
Leasing: PMRG
Architect: Ziegler Cooper

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