Fredrickson & Byron needed space with options to expand. They had an existing lease near expiration and also needed to find an office which would cater to their corporate image and financial goals.

Keewaydin knew that the merger of Pillsbury and General Mills would create opportune space. While continuously searching elsewhere within the market, Keewaydin positioned Fredrickson for an exceptional deal if the merger made it through the lengthy process of FTC approval. When the merger was approved Fredrickson found themselves in the top floors of a Class A building paying a discounted rate with ample, regular, expansion options. | case study >