Hot Properties: TQL takes office space at Marshside

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Holder Properties Inc. announced that Total Quality Logistics, one of the largest third-party logistics firms in North America, has leased 40,589 square feet of office space at Marshside, Charleston’s newest waterfront office located in Nowell Creek Village on Daniel Island.

“TQL is one of the fastest growing companies in our region, so we are thrilled to have them as a tenant at Marshside and as a part of the Nowell Creek Village community,” Billy Cooke, principal and head of leasing at Holder Properties, said in a news release. “The size of this deal is extremely impressive for Charleston's class-A office market and is a testament to our business plan for Marshside. When renovations are complete later this summer, Marshside will provide an office product that helps employers recruit employees and foster collaboration and innovation."

Marshside is currently undergoing extensive renovations. After it’s finished, the 200,000-square-foot building will offer a concierge desk run by Holder Properties' on-site property management team, conference facilities, a fully-equipped fitness center, locker rooms, bike storage and a grab-and-go market with daily fresh foods and beverages, the news release said. The building offers large, customizable floor plates and completed spec suites available for immediate move-in.
Nowell Creek Village is a new waterfront community on Daniel Island.

TQL employs more than 10,000 people nationwide, with more than 200 employees based in Charleston, according to the release, which said the company plans to continue hiring in the region.

Ed Kercher with Cushman & Wakefield represented TQL. Holder Properties represented Marshside in the transaction.

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