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KLNB has arranged a series of industrial and flex leases in Virginia totaling 353,000 square feet on behalf of California-based Rosendin Electric. The three transactions, completed over the past year, expand Rosendin’s operational footprint in the state and include new space commitments as well as additional growth at the company’s East Coast headquarters.
The assignments were led by KLNB Senior Vice President Josh Katz and Principal Scott Mendelson of the firm’s Occupier Services team. In 2025, Rosendin signed a lease for 53,000 square feet of warehouse and light assembly space at Dulles Summit in Dulles, Virginia. The transaction added industrial capacity for Rosendin in the Dulles area, with Steve Cloud of Stream Realty and Gerardo Castellanos representing the landlord, Prologis, in the negotiation.
Separately, Rosendin completed the third expansion of its East Coast headquarters in Dulles. Following this latest expansion, the facility now totals 175,000 square feet of office, training, warehouse, and fabrication space. The headquarters growth underscores Rosendin’s ongoing space needs in the Dulles market. On the landlord side, Northwestern Mutual was represented by Bob Gibbs of CBRE.
Rosendin also committed to a new regional facility serving the Richmond area, signing a lease for a 125,000-square-foot operations center. In that transaction, KLNB partnered with Harrison McVey of Range Commercial Partners to represent Rosendin. Landlord representation was provided by Muscoe Garnett and Adam Lawson of JLL on behalf of Wigeon Capital.
Collectively, these leases reflect Rosendin’s continued use of a mix of warehouse, fabrication, and office space to support its operations along the East Coast, as well as the role of institutional landlords and national brokerage firms in executing industrial and flex leasing in Virginia. While financial terms, lease durations, and property-level details were not disclosed, the transactions demonstrate coordinated tenant-representation efforts across multiple markets involving KLNB and several other brokerage firms and landlords.
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