Seattle Firm Quits Namesake Tower, Office Pain Spreads
DocuSign Is Leaving Docusign Tower in 2027 DocuSign is set to leave DocuSign Tower in summer 2027, ending its tenure in the namesake downtown Seattle high-rise at 999 Third Avenue. The reported move follows a summer timeline rather than an abrupt departure. It concerns DocuSign’s downtown Seattle offices and places the company on a 2027 relocation schedule. The company has signed a lease for 115,000 square feet at JPMorganChase Center, marking the new lease behind the move. Tower Identity Tied to Tenant DocuSign Tower, formerly the Wells Fargo Center, is a 47-story skyscraper rising 574 feet with 941,000 square feet of rentable space. It ranks as Seattle’s ninth-tallest building. The tower’s tenant identity has been closely linked to DocuSign because the company occupied space there and gave the property its current name. Similar office repositioning efforts in Dallas have centered on Class A amenities and flexible workspaces to attract tenants. Reporting describes the move as a shif...