Prominent law firm will move to trophy office tower at 8350 Broad Street
Savills announced that it completed a lease for 14,950 square feet on behalf of law firm Williams Mullen at the Boro Tower, a new office development at 8350 Broad Street in Tysons. The long-term lease consists of approximately 11,000 square feet of subleased space from law firm Hogan Lovells and another 4,000 square feet of adjacent speculative suite space that will be modified to better align with Williams Mullen’s workplace needs.
Savills Executive Managing Director Wendy Feldman Block and Senior Managing Director David Cornbrooks represented Williams Mullen in negotiations for the lease at the newest office building in Tysons.
“Williams Mullen’s lease expiration occurred at a time that allowed us to leverage its tenancy in a market with limited demand and excess supply. After a comprehensive search, we identified an ideal opportunity to sublease space recently built out for a law firm in a well-located trophy building, with the ability to capture an adjacent suite to meet its total space needs. The combined space will allow Williams Mullen to accommodate its attorneys and staff in a new, modern workplace that reflects the law firm layout of the future. Furthermore, by choosing a building that embraces wellness standards, Williams Mullen will be well-positioned in its future recruitment efforts,” said Feldman Block.
The law firm will occupy space on the 16th floor, leveraging an efficient floor plate that maximizes daylight and captures expansive views. The 20-story building, which has achieved LEED Gold, Wired Certified Gold and Fitwel Viral Response certifications, features amenities including a rooftop terrace, spacious lobby, fitness center, locker rooms, bicycle storage and ample parking.
“Williams Mullen is thrilled to be making a move to Boro Tower,” said Woody Fowler, president and CEO of Williams Mullen. “As we have come to expect, the Savills representation was very thorough. We appreciate their market knowledge and excellent service.”
The Boro Tower also features 10,000 square feet of lobby-level retail space and is adjacent to over 260,000 square feet of retail, including one of the largest Whole Foods in the area.