DocuSign Mulls Major Move to 999 Third Ave

DocuSign is in negotiations to increase its office footprint in Seattle by moving to the 999 Third Ave high-rise (Wells Fargo Center). DocuSign is a fast-growing electronic signature company and needs more space. The 999 deal might see it occupying as much as six floors, or 132k SF—much more than it currently does at Russell Investments Center, the Puget Sound Business Journal reports, citing anonymous sources. Other details of any deal are still pending. [PSBJ]

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