The 30-story Block 162 tower is located at 675 15th St. (BusinessDen File Photo)
The newest skyscraper in downtown Denver has hit the half-leased mark after a software firm signed on the dotted line.
Matillion is taking 29,181 square feet on the 21st floor of the Block 162 tower at 675 15th St., the project’s developer announced this week.
The company joins accounting and wealth management firm Moss Adams, consulting company Bain & Company and five law firms — the largest being Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck and Sherman & Howard — in the building.
The 30-story, 600,000-square-foot Block 162 was developed by Houston-based Patrinely Group in partnership with USAA Real Estate. The project hits the half-leased mark about 18 months after its spring 2021 completion.
“This is a significant milestone for the property, and a validation of our approach to top quality design and management at Block 162,” David Haltom, Patrinely’s senior vice president for the Rocky Mountain region, said in a statement.
Matillion’s Denver office is currently located in the Wells Fargo Center WeWork and expects to move next summer, according to Patrinely. Matillion also has offices in England and Spain.
The tenant was represented by Tim Bourdelais and Calum Waddell of JLL. Todd Wheeler and Doug Wulf of Cushman & Wakefield, directed by Dennis Tarro of Patrinely Group, represented the landlord.
Block 162 will lose its status as Denver’s newest skyscraper in spring 2024, when Chicago-based Riverside Investment & Co. expects to complete its 30-story 1900 Lawrence building. That project announced its first lease with law firm Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher last month.
The 30-story Block 162 tower is located at 675 15th St. (BusinessDen File Photo)
The newest skyscraper in downtown Denver has hit the half-leased mark after a software firm signed on the dotted line.
Matillion is taking 29,181 square feet on the 21st floor of the Block 162 tower at 675 15th St., the project’s developer announced this week.
The company joins accounting and wealth management firm Moss Adams, consulting company Bain & Company and five law firms — the largest being Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck and Sherman & Howard — in the building.
The 30-story, 600,000-square-foot Block 162 was developed by Houston-based Patrinely Group in partnership with USAA Real Estate. The project hits the half-leased mark about 18 months after its spring 2021 completion.
“This is a significant milestone for the property, and a validation of our approach to top quality design and management at Block 162,” David Haltom, Patrinely’s senior vice president for the Rocky Mountain region, said in a statement.
Matillion’s Denver office is currently located in the Wells Fargo Center WeWork and expects to move next summer, according to Patrinely. Matillion also has offices in England and Spain.
The tenant was represented by Tim Bourdelais and Calum Waddell of JLL. Todd Wheeler and Doug Wulf of Cushman & Wakefield, directed by Dennis Tarro of Patrinely Group, represented the landlord.
Block 162 will lose its status as Denver’s newest skyscraper in spring 2024, when Chicago-based Riverside Investment & Co. expects to complete its 30-story 1900 Lawrence building. That project announced its first lease with law firm Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher last month.
