NinjaOne Ditches Oldsmar For Bigger Westshore Tower Digs

Austin-based IT management software firm NinjaOne is trading its Oldsmar digs for a bigger footprint in Tampa’s Westshore district, relocating its Tampa-area operations to a larger suite in Bridgeport Center. Staff will move out of Bay Arbor Place and into the nine-story tower at 5201 W. Kennedy Blvd., with the company planning to occupy the new space this fall as it grows its regional presence.

The relocation first surfaced in a March 18, 2026 report detailing the move from Bay Arbor Place in Oldsmar to Bridgeport Center at 5201 W. Kennedy Blvd. The report also identifies CBRE brokers Barry Hanerfeld, Molly Molloy Catlett, Ryan McCurdy and Nicole Grzywacz as leasing contacts, according to CoStar.

Lease size and timing

The deal covers roughly 43,400 square feet at Bridgeport Center, more than doubling NinjaOne’s Tampa Bay footprint, according to Tampa Bay Business Journal. The outlet reports the company expects to move into the space this fall as it continues to scale its East Coast operations.

NinjaOne, headquartered in Austin, Texas, has been on a rapid growth trajectory in recent years, as detailed in coverage of its record fiscal performance and expansion plans by ITPro.

About Bridgeport Center

Bridgeport Center is a Class A, nine-story office tower in Tampa’s Westshore submarket, with an attached parking garage and a cluster of nearby retail and dining options. The building at 5201 W. Kennedy Blvd. sits next to WestShore Plaza and is a short hop from Tampa International Airport, details highlighted in coverage of the property’s 2023 sale by the Tampa Bay Times.

Why the move matters

For Tampa, landing a growing SaaS tenant like NinjaOne signals fresh, high-quality office demand in Westshore and reinforces the district’s appeal for firms that want easy airport access and a deep regional talent pool. Recent leasing analysis points to ongoing corporate interest in well-located, amenity-rich buildings, a pattern noted in large office leasing activity research from CBRE…

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