Jon Glass
Tech Leader
Corporate Managing Director, Savills Studley
DC/MD/VA Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
Local educational technology giant, Blackboard has just listed its entire space on the market for sublease this morning.
Having already sublet 12,000 SF of its 70,000 SF space, the company is looking to offload its remaining 58,000 SF on the 8th, 9th and 10th floors.
Blackboard moved into 1111 19th Street in 2015, shortly after then-owner Clarion completed its multimillion dollar renovation that included upgrades to the building’s façade, lobby, and common areas. The building was sold last year to Tokyo-based real estate investment firm, Unizo.
The available space comprises the entire 9th & 10th floors, which are roughly 23,500 SF each, and the northern half of the 8th floor, which is approximately 11,500 SF. All three floors are connected by an internal stairwell that is located off the main reception area on the 10th floor.
As to be expected, Blackboard’s space is ideal for tech companies looking for mostly open, collaborative space. In total, there are 237 workstations, 17 windowed offices and 33 interior offices, along with a thoughtful mix of breakout areas and meeting rooms peppered throughout the space. All of the lightly-used furniture can convey.
The remaining term runs through October 31, 2028. Amenities in the building include a fitness center and the brand new 9,200 SF WaWa on the retail level. Blackboard is represented by Mark Richardson and Theo Slagle of Cushman & Wakefield.
Photo courtesy of Cushman & Wakefield via CoStar
Photo courtesy of Cushman & Wakefield via CoStar
Photo courtesy of Cushman & Wakefield via CoStar
10th Floor
Photo courtesy of Cushman & Wakefield via CoStar
9th Floor
Photo courtesy of Cushman & Wakefield via CoStar
8th Floor
Photo courtesy of Cushman & Wakefield via CoStar
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