Make That Two Salesforce Towers

Salesforce is taking over the world, one skyscraper at a time. We all know about April's record-breaking lease that sparked the name change of Transbay Tower to Salesforce Tower (left), and now the same just happened in London. Cushman repped Salesforce on its expanded lease agreement at Heron Tower (right), including the right to have the building name changed to Salesforce Tower. (Still, ours is bigger than the one across the pond; Salesforce inked just 76k SF there, compared to the 714k SF signed here.) Cushman's Dan Harvey in S.F., who worked on both deals, is clearly having a stellar year thanks to the cloud giant.

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