MOVING DAY

On the heels of the MoneyGram corporate relo to 2828 N. Harwood,Holly Corp. and Specific Media are also making the move to Harwood properties in Uptown, Harwood International VP Jihane Boury tells us.
 
A few weeks ago, Moneygram announced the move from Minnesota. This time, it’s Holly Corp. (taking 36k SF  in 2828 N. Harwood) and Specific Media (taking 3k SF on the 12th floor Rockefeller Garden at Saint Ann Court). Both are relocating from the Crescent. With the latest deals, Harwood has leased 230k SF this year, Jihane tells us. She says nearby residential towers, which allow a more urban lifestyle, have upped the allure of the Harwood area to new tenants.
The Dealmakers: Cushman & Wakefield EVP Mike Wyatt (who also made a Bisnow appearance last week; Brad Pitt called to say he was jealous), Jihane, Holly Corp. SVP/CFO Bruce Shaw, Cushman EVP Bill McClung, and Harwood EVP David Roehm. Bill and Mike repped Holly Corp., which will take about two floors in the deal. Specific Media was repped by Newmark Knight Frank’s Greg Tippin and Joe Siglin. Jihane and David repped Harwood.

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