Full Floor Leased in Downtown Tower

HOUSTON – (Realty News Report) – The Frost Brown Todd law firm has leased space in the 1100 Louisiana office tower in downtown Houston.

the commercial real estate services firm has represented investor Fantome Tower L.P. in its lease with law firm Frost Brown Todd LLP.

The building owner, Fantome Tower L.P., was represented by Winfield Haggard Jr. and Diana Bridger of Cushman & Wakefield in the 23,537-SF transaction.

CBRE’s Jon Lee, Claire Douthit and Paul Tingley represented Frost Brown Todd. The law firm will occupy floor 43 of the office building.

The skyscraper, which opened in 1980, was developed by Hines, a Houston-based firm that contributed numerous high-rises to the skyline of its hometown.

Designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, the 55-story tower is clad in polished Spanish Rose granite with rose-colored windows.

The office tower has 1,327,882-SF and connections to the extensive downtown tunnel system. The building has 44,000 SF of retail space and an adjacent parking garage with 2,234 spaces.

The building, with a tenant roster that includes the headquarters of the Enterprise Products pipeline firm, is located on a downtown block bounded by Smith, Louisiana, Lamar and Dallas streets.

Years ago, the tower was called Interfirst Plaza. Before Covid, the 1100 Louisiana tower was 99 percent leased

“1100 Louisiana is a quality, Class A office building with strong ownership invested in the property,” said Haggard of Cushman & Wakefield.

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Photo: Courtesy Cushman & Wakefield