Indeed Tower

36-story Class AA office tower with 45,000 sf retail/restaurant and urban green space.

Project Details

Location

Austin, Texas

Product Type

36-story, 683,000-square-foot Class AA office tower with 25,000 square feet historic building redeveloped to retail/restaurant space, and 20,000 square feet of urban greenspace.

Timeline

Project Start: October 2017
Project Completion: March 2021

Overview

Situated in the epicenter of Austin’s CBD, Indeed Tower will deliver a vibrant mixed-use environment with a prominent 6th Street address through its three main components: a 683,000-square-foot Class AA office tower with ground floor retail, a historic 1914 post office re-positioned into a 25,000-square-foot retail/restaurant destination, and a 20,000-square-foot urban greenspace.

At 36 stories tall, the office building will stand as the tallest and largest office tower in downtown Austin and offer tenants an unparalleled experience through its extensive office amenities, including a fitness center, dedicated conference center and outdoor terraces. Indeed Tower’s floorplates, at an average size of 33,000 square feet, will be among the largest in the market, making the project attractive to the growing tech tenant population while maintaining flexibility to appeal to more traditional office users.

TCC plans to further amenitize the Project by renovating the Claudia Taylor Johnson (CTJ) post office building into a food hall or urban market. Additionally, TCC will develop a +/-20,000-square-foot plaza in the northwest corner of the site to provide highly coveted green space within the project to benefit both the tenants of the office building and the CTJ.

Opportunity, Solutions & Outcomes

Given the recent trend of larger tenants taking down larger and larger leases, the project team recognized the market's shortage of contiguous available space in the near term and saw the project as a significant opportunity to fill that market void.

Indeed Tower is anticipated to benefit from its timing to market, as there is a lack of competitive product expected to deliver in the CBD in 2Q 2021 and very few large blocks of contiguous space coming available in the near term. Collectively, The building's attractive design features, widespread amenities and first-mover advantage should competitively position the asset in an already favorable market.