FORT LAUDERDALE, FL—South Florida's alternativeworkspace industry just got a new player: Empire ExecutiveOffices. The executive office suites provider has inked a deal for15,298 square feet at the class A 110 Tower in Downtown FortLauderdale.

Zach Wendelin, a senior advisor atCresa, represented Empire Executive Offices in the11-year lease that spans the entire 17th floor of the building.Empire Executive Offices will open the doors to itsalternative workspace concept in August 2014.Laurel Oswald of Cushman &Wakefield represented the landlord, GenesisCapital Partners XI.

“The office industry has evolved and executive office suites areamong the alternative workspace strategies thatentrepreneurs and Fortune 500 companies alike are adopting all overthe world,” Wendelin tells GlobeSt.com. “Empire Executive Officeswanted to set itself apart in the local industry with class Aoffice space strategically located across from thenew Broward County Courthouse currently under construction.”