Martin & Cannon, an office of attorneys and CPAs, re-uppedan 8,177-sf lease at 6363 Woodway Dr. Randy Wilhelm in the Houstonoffice of NAI Partners Commercial represented the tenant. BradLynch of the locally based Moody Rambin Interests negotiated termsfor the building owner, Macfarlan Real Estate Investment ManagementCo. in Dallas. Wilhelm tells GlobeSt.com that the 10-year tenantsigned a medium-term renewal after an extensive search of availableoffice property in the 31.8-million-sf Galleria submarket. Therenewal, he says, was the best deal in terms of economics. The198,428-sf office building is 92% occupied. The quoted rent rangesfrom $18 per sf to $19 per sf.

At 520 Post Oak Blvd., Primary Services, a Houston personnelfirm, stayed put in a 5,647-sf office. Wilhelm, again the tenant'srepresentative, says the firm also was a 10-year building tenant.Wilhelm says economics played a large role in the medium-termrenewal, but equally important is a readily accessible location forthe firm's clients.

Louis Rosenthal with Jones Lang LaSalle, Inc. represented theowner, Dallas-based L&B Realty Advisors. The asking rate forthe 160,000-sf building is about $19.50 per sf.