2.5 MSF iconic downtown LA asset purchased in 2003. Value-Add investment opportunity for which Coretrust principals undertook a major renovation, re-branding and re-leasing campaign. Invested over $245 million in renovation and leasing capital including major common area upgrades and back of the house improvements. Executed over 1.7 million square feet of new and renewal leases, increasing occupancy from 38% to 88%. Successfully repositioned asset to its once premier status, and now commands the highest rents in the market.

Located in the suburban Los Angeles LAX Airport submarket, Coretrust principals were responsible for acquiring and entitling Campus El Segundo over an 11-year period between 2001 and 2013.  The team successfully entitled 2.175 MSF of mixed-use development within the 46.5 acres.

25-story, 950,000 square foot office building developed by Coretrust principals in early 2001 as a public/private partnership with the City of Sacramento. Serves as headquarters for the California Environmental Protection Agency. First US high-rise office building to achieve LEED-Existing Building Platinum certification under the US Green Building Council’s (USGBC) pilot program.

580,000 RSF trophy property located in Westchase, Houston. Coretrust principals acquired in 2005 as part of EOP Houston portfolio acquisition.  Achieved LEED Silver certification.  Sold in 2011

1 MSF trophy property located in the Galleria submarket.  Coretrust principals acquired in 2005 as part of EOP Houston portfolio acquisition. Successfully converted from FSG to NNN, increased rents from $21-$22 NNN to $24-$30 NNN and achieved LEED Gold certification. Sold in 2013.

1.5 MSF sale (and adjacent land parcel) lease-back with BMC Software. Negotiated a new lease with BMC that allowed Seller to give back space while securing term in the Property. Over 12-months post-closing, leased ~ 325,000SF of space to multiple tenants at property. Leased 550,000 square feet to Statoil as its North American Headquarters. Sold in 2013.

A 33-story, 535,078?square?foot Trophy-class office building located on Congress Avenue in Austin’s CBD. Designed by Duda/Paine Architects and HKS and constructed in 2003, Frost is one of Austin’s most iconic towers. The property was one of five premier buildings in downtown Austin owned by TPGI (in partnership with CalSTRS and Lehman Brothers), which gave the Coretrust principals’ effective control of the Austin CBD Class A office market from 2007-2013 and enabled the team to increase rents throughout the Great Recession.

A 30-story, 520,000 square-foot, Class A office building located in Austin’s CBD, One Congress was designed by HKS and built in 1985. The property was one of five premier buildings in downtown Austin owned by TPGI (in partnership with CalSTRS and Lehman Brothers), which gave the Coretrust principals’ effective control of the Austin CBD Class A office market from 2007-2013 and enabled the team to increase rents throughout the Great Recession.

A 32-story, 490,000 square-foot, Class A office building located on Congress Avenue in Austin’s CBD, One American was constructed in 1984. The property was one of five premier buildings in downtown Austin owned by TPGI (in partnership with CalSTRS and Lehman Brothers), which gave the Coretrust principals’ effective control of the Austin CBD Class A office market from 2007-2013 and enabled the team to increase rents throughout the Great Recession.

A beautiful 23-story, 455,000 square-foot, Trophy-class office building located on the renowned 6^th Street in Austin’s CBD. Designed by HKS and constructed in 2001. 300 West 6th was one of five premier buildings in downtown Austin owned by TPGI (in partnership with CalSTRS and Lehman Brothers), which gave the Coretrust principals’ effective control of the Austin CBD Class A office market from 2007-2013 and enabled the team to increase rents throughout the Great Recession.

A 21-story, 410,000 square-foot, Class A office building located in Austin’s CBD, San Jacinto was designed by HKS and built in 1987. SJC was one of five premier buildings in downtown Austin owned by TPGI (in partnership with CalSTRS and Lehman Brothers), which gave the Coretrust principals’ effective control of the Austin CBD Class A office market from 2007-2013 and enabled the team to increase rents throughout the Great Recession.

A 187,000 square-foot Class A office building located in Austin’s Northwest submarket.  Built in 2001, Stonebridge remains one of the premier office properties in suburban Austin.