Monday Properties Announces Raytheon Technologies has Renewed 116,000 Square-Foot Lease In Rosslyn

Monday Properties today announced that Raytheon Technologies will renew its lease of 116,000 square-foot office at 1100 Wilson Blvd in Rosslyn, Virginia, securing its space in the iconic Towers building through a long-term lease. The location serves as headquarters for one of its four businesses, Raytheon Intelligence & Space.  

“Raytheon is a long-term anchor tenant, and we remain invested in supporting their existing and future strategy and successes,” said Austin Freeman, Senior Vice President of Asset Management at Monday Properties. “Raytheon Intelligence & Space’s establishment of its headquarters at the Rosslyn site is a clear sign of how having a welcoming, productive office environment will continue to be vital for businesses.”

Raytheon Intelligence & Space, a developer of advanced sensors, training, and cyber and software solutions, selected Rosslyn given its close proximity to the Pentagon and its civil, military, and commercial customers.

“This strategic lease deal is the largest in the Rosslyn-Ballston Corridor this year, fueling our momentum as active players in the marketplace,” added Freeman.

1100 Wilson Blvd offers breathtaking panoramas of Washington, D.C. from its outdoor rooftop terrace. Alongside a full suite of modern amenities, including a 12,000 square-foot fitness facility with state-of-the-art equipment, the building contains high-end retail, featuring the restaurant Sfoglina by Michelin-starred Chef Fabio Trabocchi.

Rosslyn remains well positioned for a wide variety of tenants and business types, with close proximity to the Pentagon, the federal government, Rosslyn Metro Station, Reagan National Airport, and major future tech hubs such as Amazon HQ2 and Virginia Tech’s Innovation Campus. The Towers’ convenient location at the epicenter of public transit, retail, restaurants, hospitality, and residential neighborhoods have led marquee tenants like Raytheon, Grant Thornton, POLITICO, WJLA, and others to make The Towers their home.

“While the pandemic has affected the commercial real estate market overall, this multi-year lease renewal is a great sign that major companies are thinking well beyond the next 12 months in their real estate decisions,” said John Wharton, Senior Vice President of Leasing at Monday Properties. “Raytheon’s extension demonstrates the company’s commitment to both Rosslyn and its customers.”

Monday Properties will be updating interior spaces and exterior signage to reflect Raytheon’s rebranding as a result of its April merger with United Technologies to form Raytheon Technologies.

About Monday Properties: Monday Properties is a dynamic real estate investment firm that serves as an owner, operator, and developer in highly targeted, supply constrained markets. Monday Properties delivers unique commercial and residential investment offerings that transform communities, including the U.S. corporate headquarters of Nestlé, which resides in Monday Properties’ world-class office tower, 1812 North Moore Street. Since 2002, the firm has completed over 70 property transactions representing $14 billion in capital value and 30 million square feet. For more information on Monday Properties, please visit mondayre.com.

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