"A growing trend is that forward-thinking law firms such asFoley & Lardner are increasingly exploring all viable leasealternatives several years prior to their expiration dates toidentify the best options the marketplace has to offer," Jones LangLaSalle Washington Office executive vice president Philip Leibowexplains. Foley & Lardner's lease at Washington Harbour willexpire in 2008, while the contract at the Foundry will reach itsend in 2010. "We are currently exploring all available alternativesin Washington, DC that satisfy Foley & Lardner's occupancyrequirements."
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