The deal immediately raised the 10-year-old building's occupancyto 100% from 10%. ZOM Residential Services Inc. of Winter Park,occupying 12,799 sf, was the only tenant at the 1950 Summit ParkDr. building prior to the Electronic Arts lease.
Gregg Morrison, executive director in the Orlando office ofAdvantis Real Estate Services Co., found Electronic Arts after "anextensive search of the market that began earlier this year," hisoffice tells GlobeSt.com.
J. Paul Reynolds and Brian Ball in the Orlando office ofTrammell Crow Co. negotiated for the corporate owner, ASP WTLLC.Reynolds tells GlobeSt.com the deal took "only about threemonths to do, from showing to lease." He says the lease was for"about five years."
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