The unidentified company signed a new 29,974 square-foot lease deal at the two-story, 139,750-square-foot asset, which combined with its previous 26,556 square feet of sublease space, brings its presence at the complex to 56,530 square feet.

High pricing is driving Los Angeles residents to other, more affordable markets, like Las Vegas, Phoenix and Riverside.

The Orange County-based investment company is bullish on the Idaho retail market, and just closed two deals there.

Plano added the most office space at slightly more than 10.5 million square feet, a 40% increase, while Irving came in second, adding 4.5 million square feet of class-A and B office space across 21 properties.