700 Second Street NE is part of Station Place, an office complex that consists of three connected buildings (100 F Street, 600 Second Street and 700 Second Street NE) with 1.6 million square feet on a 5.5-acre site. Built with elegant materials and finishes, including pine green and gray granite, etched mirror stainless steel, rosatta marble, clear insulating glass and anigré wood, it was completed in 2009 and qualified for LEED Silver certification. Close to the US Capitol, 700 Second Street is well positioned for tenants needing proximity to federal agencies and corporate offices. The Securities and Exchange Commission occupies over 1 million square feet at 100 F Street and 600 Second Street.

Major tenants include Kaiser Permanente Capitol Hill Medical Center, the Securities and Exchange Comission and the American Chemistry Council.

Active in the Washington real estate market since the early 1970s, Property Group Partners saw the unique advantages of purchasing the site and developing Station Place with its direct connection to Union Station and its proximity to Capitol Hill. 700 Second Street is the third of three buildings in the complex and was completed in 2009. It combines unusually large floor plates, state-of-the-art technology and advanced building systems. The Property Group is a responsive on-site owner and manager, and 700 Second Street is meticulously maintained to insure its long-term investment value.