HOUSTON—Transwestern has announced three lease transactions, meaning Westway Plaza, the company's under-construction office building in northwest Houston, is officially 100 percent pre-leased.

General Electric Co. leased 150,000 square feet in 2014 and recently signed an expansion for 72,177 square feet, bringing its total space leased at Westway Plaza to 222,177 square feet. Also, Superior Energy Services Inc. has leased 64,018 square feet and Tesco Corp. has leased 27,225 square feet.

“Westway Plaza offers companies an outstanding location that is easily accessible by employees and clients from across the city,” Eric Anderson, Transwestern's executive vice president, told GlobeSt.com. “This, combined with class A finishes, a covered parking garage and extensive amenities including a restaurant and fitness center have led to very strong leasing velocity.”

Anderson negotiated the leases on behalf of the building ownership, an affiliate of Transwestern Development Co.

Westway Plaza is located on a nine-acre site with expansive green spaces and landscaping. The project will offer an on-site restaurant and fitness center with locker rooms. The building will feature a two-story lobby with granite flooring, marble walls and a double-height glass entry; floor-to-ceiling glass; and 9-foot-6-inch finished ceiling heights. Parking is provided in a multi-story garage with an enclosed building connection.

Consisting of 314,000 square feet in five stories, Westway Plaza will be ready for occupancy in second-quarter 2015.Transwestern is developing the project.

Craig Beyer of CBRE represented GE. Steven Burkett of JLL and Lucian Bukowski of CBRE represented Superior Energy Services. Scott Fikes of Avison Young represented Tesco.