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Collaboration between seven different entities allowed Adams and Reese to move to Regions Harbert Plaza and Cadence Bank to take the law firm’s former space in Concord Center.
Why it matters
The two notable leases kept two major companies – and hundreds of jobs – in Birmingham’s city center.
Notable Numbers
$19.6M – Total lease values of the project, which involved two of downtown’s iconic office buildings.
55K – Total square feet Cadence Bank now occupies in Concord Center after moving from the John Hand Building.
22K – Total square feet leased by Adams and Reese on the 29th and 30th floors of Regions Harbert Plaza.
Key Players
Brokers: Graham & Co.’s Dan Lovell, Walter Brown, Sam Carroll and Mike Lawley; CBRE Houston, Dean Nix of Harbert Realty
Architects: Hendon + Huckestein (Cadence), Gensler (Adams and Reese)
Contractor: B.L. Harbert (Cadence), Golden Sands (Adams & Reese)
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