Kirby Collection Signs 3 Office Tenants

Three long-term office tenants have signed on to Thor Equities' newest mixed-use development in Houston. Hancock Whitney Bank, Novum Energy Trading and Regency Centers inked deals totaling 37K SF. Hancock Whitney Bank took the lion's share with a 24K SF lease. Novum secured approximately 9K SF while Regency Centers took roughly 4K SF.

The deals are a positive sign for an asset set to deliver during a trying time for office leasing. Kirby Collection includes 186K SF of Class-A office space within Greenway Plaza, one of the city’s top-performing office submarkets, according to JLL research. Thor has leased 34K SF of the asset's 65K SF of retail space in the mixed-use development.

JLL’s Chrissy Wilson, Bubba Harkins and Emily Asmus represented Thor Equities in the Hancock Whitney Bank and Regency Centers transactions. CBRE's Steve Rocher, Kristen Rabel and Parker Duffie represented Thor in the Novum lease. Newmark Knight Frank’s Robbye Schroeder and Joe Siglin represented Hancock Whitney. Mark Wood of Moody Rambin represented Regency Centers. CitiQuest Properties' Rosalinda Frias represented Novum.

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