TISHMAN SPEYER

Founded in 1978 by Jerry Speyer and Robert Tishman, Tishman Speyer is one of the world's most respected real estate owners, developers, operators, and investment managers. Headquartered at Rockefeller Center in New York City and led by CEO Rob Speyer, the firm operates across more than 40 key markets spanning North America, Europe, Asia, and Latin America.

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Tishman Speyer's platform manages approximately $70 billion in assets, comprising $52.4 billion in directly owned assets and $17.7 billion in managed and fee development assets. Since inception, the firm has acquired, developed, and operated properties totaling more than 232 million square feet with a combined value exceeding $131 billion. Its portfolio spans premier office properties, market rate and affordable residential communities, retail spaces, industrial facilities, mixed-use campuses, life science centers, and data centers.

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The firm serves approximately 1,800 customers across its global portfolio and is supported by a team of over 1,200 professionals. Iconic holdings include Rockefeller Center in New York City, The Spiral in Hudson Yards, TaunusTurm in Frankfurt, The Springs in Shanghai, and Mission Rock in San Francisco. Tishman Speyer's investment philosophy centers on creating enduring value through disciplined asset management, design excellence, sustainability, and a deeply tenant-focused approach to building and operating world class environments.

The TRIO portfolio comprised three Class A office properties situated across a concentrated footprint in Beverly Hills, one of the most prestigious and supply-constrained office markets in the United States. Located at 345 North Maple Drive, 407 North Maple Drive, and 9242 Beverly Boulevard, the assets totaled approximately 602,000 square feet and operated as a coordinated platform under Tishman Speyer's ownership.

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Each property carried its own distinct character. 345 North Maple Drive, known as Maple Plaza, offered 293,000 square feet across three stories with a full-service fitness center, yoga studio, electric vehicle charging, and sweeping views of the Hollywood Hills. 407 North Maple Drive featured a contemporary facade renovated by architecture firm NBBJ, an expansive central courtyard, a dramatic atrium sky bridge, and outdoor terrace space. It also housed Studio by Tishman Speyer, the firm's flexible coworking platform. 9242 Beverly Boulevard brought 133,300 square feet of LEED Platinum certified space with a hospitality-infused lobby, exclusive balconies overlooking Beverly Hills, and an interior courtyard designed as an outdoor office setting.

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All three properties were positioned steps from Rodeo Drive, providing tenants access to some of the finest dining, retail, and lifestyle amenities in Los Angeles.

Managed property operations across the TRIO portfolio, three Class A office assets in Beverly Hills totaling approximately 602,000 square feet at 345 North Maple Drive, 407 North Maple Drive, and 9242 Beverly Boulevard. The portfolio housed a diverse tenant base spanning entertainment production, private equity, professional services, luxury automotive, and lifestyle brands in one of the most supply-constrained and prestigious office markets in the country.

 

Oversaw vendor management, service contract administration, tenant billing, lease compliance, and day to day building operations across all three properties. Coordinated with asset management, leasing, and ownership partners to maintain service standards and operational alignment consistent with Tishman Speyer's institutional platform.

The TRIO portfolio introduced the discipline of managing across multiple assets simultaneously while maintaining a consistent standard at each one. Beverly Hills is an unforgiving market. Tenants in this submarket expect the highest level of service, and the properties themselves, with their landscaped courtyards, hospitality-infused lobbies, LEED certifications, and proximity to Rodeo Drive, demanded an operational approach that matched their positioning.

 

Working within Tishman Speyer's broader platform sharpened understanding of how institutional ownership thinks about asset value, tenant retention, and long-term stewardship. The portfolio's eventual sale for nearly double its acquisition value was a direct reflection of how well positioned these assets were kept throughout their ownership period.