Four New Leases Signed At Rice Military Area Office

5300 Memorial
Photo credit: Courtesy of JLL
5300 Memorial

JLL has completed four leases totaling approximately 15K SF at 5300 Memorial, an 11-story, 153K SF office building in Houston's Rice Military area.

JLL’s Russell Hodges and Jessica Ochoa represented the landlord, Philadelphia-based Equus Capital Partners, in the transactions.

  • Houston-based Plavnicky, Kinzel & Makowski LLP signed a 5K SF lease extension. Vincent Gyorgy of NAI Partners represented the tenant.

  • Spain, Price, Reader & Thompson P.C. signed a new 4K SF lease and will relocate from Wortham Tower at 2727 Allen Parkway. Colliers' Marshall Clinkscales represented the Houston-based accounting firm.

  • Louisiana-based Gulf Coast Bank & Trust signed a new 3,600 SF lease and will relocate from 13105 Northwest Freeway. Avison Young’s Josh LaRocca represented the tenant.

  • Moleculin Biotech Inc. signed a new 2,300 SF lease and will relocate from 2575 West Bellfort St. ICO Commercial's Jane Nodskov represented the Houston-based pharmaceutical company.

“5300 Memorial’s specialized location and recent building renovation continue to attract a diverse tenant base looking for a Class-A office experience in an easily accessible, yet amenity-rich setting,” Hodges said.

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