Gerding Edlen People Planet Prosperity

15-story, 336,000 sq. ft. LEED Gold Commercial Office Building

Dexter Horton, located at 710 Second Avenue in Seattle, WA, was acquired in 2013. Originally constructed in 1924, the 13-story, 336,000 sq. ft. historic office building is a prominent and widely recognized landmark in Seattle. In 2002, the property underwent a major renovation, and in 2013, Gerding Edlen executed a value-add strategy which included an extensive renovation and addition of amenity and common area spaces, as well as several sustainability initiatives that contributed to its recertification with the USGBC using the LEED Dynamic Plaque—the first building in the world to be recertified using this platform. Gerding Edlen successfully acquired, renovated, re-leased and managed the property. Dexter Horton was sold in 2015.

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Dexter Horton

Location: Seattle, WA
Type: Office
Certification: LEED Gold
Square Footage: 336,371
Owner: Green Cities II, LP

- 15-story, 336,000 sq. ft. historic office building
- Highly desirable location in Seattle’s Central Business District, located between Downtown and Pioneer Square, and surrounded by a 24/7 entertainment district with retail, restaurants, bars and transportation
- Extensive building renovations included cosmetic updates to the corridors and elevator lobbies and the addition of several amenity spaces including: a penthouse lounge with a kitchen and outdoor deck, private conference rooms, indoor dog lounge and new bike storage room with 70 bike parking stalls and adjacent lockers and shower facilities
- Waste management program was expanded to include composting and recycling of electronics, batteries and light bulbs
- Energy Star certified and LEED Gold certified—originally awarded in 2002, and then recertified using the LEED Dynamic Plaque in 2014
- First building in the world to be recertified under the LEED Dynamic Plaque (now referred to as Arc) platform which provides real-time monitoring of energy, water, waste, transportation and human comfort

Livable
Place Index™

Green Cities Fund II & III

Planet

2017 Annual Savings

Energy
20.3 million kWh
(1,495 homes)
Air
7,778 metric tons CO2
(1,636 cars)
Water
20.2 million gal
(1,009,980 million showers)