Mike Ellis, Herb Mansinne and Robert VeShancey of Jones Lang LaSalle's leasing and management group have come onboard to handle the responsibilities for both structures, which have a current average occupancy level of 90% between them. Prior to the change in ownership, McShea & Co. had handled the responsibilities.
Situated within a couple of blocks of each other off the Capital Beltway and near the two million-sf Tysons Corner Center shopping mall, both are seven miles outside of Washington, DC. Built in 1981 and renovated 15 years later, 1951 Kidwell offers 176,000 sf of space, while the 22-year-old 1953 Gallows features 256,000 sf. Tenants of the two eight-story structures include ManTech Gray Hawk Systems Inc., SAIC, Indus Corp. and LA Associates.
"These are solid mid-rise office buildings in a market that continues to show strong improvement in demand for space," Lowe senior vice president and asset manager Harmar Thompson says. Jones Lang LaSalle is marketing space at 1951 Kidwell for $28 per sf, and the space at 1953 Gallows is being offered at $27 to $28 per sf.
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