DUBLIN, CA-Supergen Inc., a developer of cancer therapies, hassigned a 30,000-square-foot lease renewal at Dublin CorporateCenter. The transaction retains the pharmaceutical company’sheadquarters at the office campus through the end of 2015.
SuperGen is dedicated to the discovery and development of novelcancer therapeutics in epigenetic and cell signaling modulation.The company develops products through biochemical and clinicalproof of concept to partner for further development andcommercialization. Supergen tells GlobeSt.com that “we love thelocation and the fact that we were able to renew our lease at asignificant reduction from our initial lease rate was a doublebonus for us.” The initial lease was a 10-year lease signed in2000, and according to Supergen, “the rates were quite high at thetime.” He couldn’t provide any further information at thistime.
Tishman Speyer, owner of the building recently recommitted toits investment in Dublin Corporate Center, when itretired the property’s mortgage debt and earmarked significantfunds for future leasing and capital costs, as GlobeSt.com recentlyreported.
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