Columbia Property Trust, Inc. announced that it recently signed four leases at 116 Huntington Avenue, its Class-A office property in Boston. The four leases, which included three extensions and expansions totaling 27,000 square feet and a new lease for 6,000 square feet, were signed with: Longpoint Realty Partners, a real estate private equity firm that has expanded its footprint in the building to 8,000 square feet as part of an eight-year lease; Imara, a biopharmaceutical company, which expanded its leased space to 9,000 square feet as part of a five-year lease; Segal, a benefits and HR consulting firm, which now leases 10,000 square feet of office space at the building as part of a 10-year lease extension; and Mugar Enterprises, a Boston-based, privately held real estate development and investment firm, which signed a new 6,000-square-foot, seven-and-a-half-year lease at the property. With these transactions, Columbia’s 272,000-square-foot Back Bay building is nearly 90 percent leased to a diverse roster of tenants, including financial services, healthcare, and technology companies. Columbia secured these four leases while also actively negotiating with restaurant operators as part of its plan to reposition the ground floor space formerly occupied by Lucca Restaurant. Other notable tenants at 116 Huntington include American Tower, Silversmith Capital Partners, and GE Healthcare. Local favorite Jaho Coffee occupies prime retail space in the building, giving tenants and the community convenient access to an array of food and beverage options. Columbia has completed significant enhancements to 116 Huntington since acquiring the building in 2015. These include modern upgrades to the main entrance, lobby, elevators, and other common areas, which have elevated and enhanced the experience of building tenants and guests. Building features include 24/7 security and access and in-building parking, and Columbia also recently installed bipolar ionization and advanced air filtration throughout the building to provide a safer and healthier environment for all building occupants. 116 Huntington still has several opportunities for companies to enter or expand within the building over the next 18 months. Upcoming availabilities, which are being marketed by Cushman & Wakefield, include pre-built office suites that begin at 4,000 square feet, up to full-floor availability.