Southport To Bring Office Space To Renton's Waterfront

Exxel Pacific and SECO Development recently topped out the first two towers of the Southport Office Campus in Renton. Construction is set to be complete on those towers later this year. A third tower will be complete next year.

The 5.2-acre office complex will culminate with more than 1.4M SF across three nine-story buildings.

“This vibrant, new employment and lifestyle center will be a game-changer project for the City of Renton, serving as a next generation hub for high-tech firms and other innovation companies,” SECO Development Director of Leasing and Marketing Kip Spencer said in a statement. 

In addition to the office space available for pre-lease, the project includes 695K SF of structured parking — enough for 2,121 vehicles — as well as added retail space.

The campus sits on the shores of Lake Washington. Two of the buildings will have rooftop and fourth-floor decks that take advantage of the view. The buildings feature 9-foot operable windows that allow employees to take advantage of the natural light and outdoor air when working indoors.

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