Large Tampa office complex lands major tenant, nears full occupancy

Texas-based Fisher Investments is relocating its Tampa office and expanding into a 321,999-square-foot space at Renaissance Center, a Tampa office complex with over a half-dozen buildings. 

Fisher Investments will occupy three buildings on campus, which will bring the seven building, 840,000-square-foot campus to 98% leased, according to a statement from Vision Properties, the firm that owns and operates the Renaissance Center.

"In response to the increase in demand for top tier office space, we have extensively renovated and modernized the campus to provide a world class modern work environment with countless amenities and an emphasis on health and wellness. Our investments in Renaissance Center will allow companies such as Fisher Investments to attract and retain top tier talent,” Vision Properties' Partner William Bertolero says in the statement.

Vision Properties, founded in 2009, moved its headquarters to Tampa from New Jersey in 2020. It has been adding to the Renaissance Center complex and is currently marketing Renaissance Center 8 for leasing, which will be 200,000 square-feet once it is completed. 

Fisher Investments was founded by Ken Fisher in 1979 and now manages nearly $300 billion in assets across 15 offices globally, according to its website.