Triton Towers

Management: JSH Properties

JSH Properties, Inc. is one of the largest property management companies in the Greater Seattle Area. Its portfolio consists of approximately 10 million square feet of office, retail, commercial and industrial properties.

With five offices throughout the Puget Sound Region, JSH has developed specific market expertise that is unmatched by competitors. JSH offers high-level employees, teamwork, flexibility, creativity and dedication to each property under its management.

With an on-site management office, the manager, property accountant and building engineering staff can provide immediate response to tenant inquiries and maintenance needs. Results and reputation translate into tenant retention and satisfaction.

Leasing: CB Richard Ellis

CB Richard Ellis (CBRE) is the world's premier, full-service real estate services company. Operating globally, the firm holds a leadership position in virtually all of the world's key business centres.

In the Puget Sound area, CB Richard Ellis is an integrated network of five offices and over 200+ agents, appraisers, property management, research and administrative professionals. The Seattle South office is home to a dedicated team of professionals that specialize in office, industrial, and land sales and leasing in the South King County region. CB Richard Ellis has built one of the most experienced brokerage teams in the area. CB Richard Ellis’ brokers possess the knowledge and relationships necessary to provide sound consultation. Through CB Richard Ellis' worldwide platform, Seattle South brokers are able to provide significant expertise and innovative solutions to clients of all sizes.

Ownership: HAL Real Estate Investments

HAL Real Estate Investments Inc. is the Seattle-based real estate investment subsidiary of HAL Holding N.V., an international investment company based in the Netherlands Antilles. HAL's roots date back to 1873 when the Nederlandsch-Amerikaansche Stoomvaart-Maatschappij (N.A.S.M.) was founded in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. For most of its history, the company has operated ocean shipping and travel businesses. In 1989, HAL sold its principal operating unit, Holland America Line and since then, HAL has embarked on a strategy to build a diversified international investment company.

HAL has the resources of a large institutional investor, but operates with the flexibility and speed of a private investor. The Company invests its own capital, not funds temporarily made available by outside investors. As a result, HAL does not operate within limited time horizons, nor is it subject to other restrictions common to institutional investors.