The Quality Home Loans lease, a $9 million deal, was brokered by Jack Dwyer and Howe Foster of the Westlake Village office of NAI Capital on behalf of the tenant. Dwyer and Foster worked with Gaiser's site selection team of Angela Carroll, VP of Gaiser Enterprises, an affiliated real estate development company, and CFO Randy Miller of Quality Home Loans. The building ownership was represented by Julee Rich of MidValley Properties.
The Quality Home lease is a two-phase move in at an average of approximately seven years, with the second phase scheduled to be completed before April 1. The three-story Corporate Point project, built in 1988 and providing parking for four vehicles per 1,000 sf of building space, totals approximately 106,000 sf and will be fully leased with the occupancy of Quality.
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