New-to-market investment bank and tech firm ink leases at Steve Ross building in West Palm
New-to-market investment bank Solomon Partners and analytics firm MSCI landed at one of Steve Ross’ downtown West Palm Beach office properties. The deals come as Ross, the octogenarian billionaire who is downtown West Palm’s biggest office landlord, is re-making the area, including into a hub for financial service firms. Solomon leased 4,200 square feet and MSCI took 7,500 square feet at the Phillips Point complex at 777 South Flagler Drive, according to a Related Ross news release. Both firms are based in New York. While Solomon has a Miami office in Coconut Grove, MSCI lists no offices in South Florida. […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
Recent Posts

Palm Beach County again OKs Related Ross convention center hotel deal after residents’ lawsuit

$323M West Palm bulk condo buyout jammed, as investor strikes $180M deal nearby

Football hall-of-famer Fran Tarkenton buys Palm Beach mansion for $52M

Netscape’s Jim Clark buys Palm Beach estate for $100M

Memphis Grizzlies’ Cameron Boozer picks up waterfront Coral Gables home

Broward County hears crickets in move toward data center freeze

OKO, Oak Row’s Brickell supertall to bear Aman’s new ATMA brand that counts Novak Djokovic as partner

Romanian developer joins Fortune on Ora by Casa Tua condo-hotel, injecting $43M as JV partner

The Altman Brothers expands to South Florida as Californians relocate

Florida’s migration advantage is changing — but income still flows in

