Denny’s is offering up five of the 16 floors inside its own downtown Spartanburg headquarters tower, putting roughly 48,000 square feet of space on the market just as the company settles into new ownership. The pancake chain recently stopped using the floors altogether, opening the door for outside tenants to move into the building it has called home since 1991.
The available space spans the mezzanine level and the fourth through seventh floors, according to a Colliers listing cited by the Post and Courier. Each of the four upper floors offers about 10,500 square feet of rentable space, while the mezzanine comes in smaller at around 7,000 square feet.
Denny’s confirmed through a company spokesperson that it occupied those five floors until recently. Colton Grace said the company reviewed how it uses its Support Center and opted to free up the space, with the move described as an effort to bring teams closer together and shore up space that had gone unused.
What Tenants Would Get Access To
Whoever leases the space will not just be renting an office — they’ll get a few perks tied to sharing a building with a national restaurant brand. The report notes that tenants can use the private Denny’s restaurant in the lobby, which isn’t open to the public, along with the tower’s top-floor atrium and on-site security…