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Hines Snags 82,000 SF Lease Renewal in San Diego
Jan 14, 2008

Golden Eagle Insurance Company has renewed its lease of 82,000 square feet on four full floors at 525 B Street, Golden Eagle Plaza, in San Diego, building-owner Hines has announced. Craig Jablin and Brian French of Studley represented Golden Eagle Insurance in lease negotiations. Eric Northbrook and Matt Carlson of Cushman & Wakefield represented Hines. Golden Eagle Plaza is a 22-story office building containing 447,000 square feet located in the San Diego’s CBD. The building was originally designed by Langdon & Wilson of Los Angeles. Since acquiring the building in 2005, Hines has invested over $5 million in capital improvements throughout the building, and will continue upgrading the asset with an additional $15 million in planned infrastructure and cosmetic improvements.

 
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