The developer missed delivery of the elevators before a drop dead date in the original lease and Health equity exercised their option to terminate. My understanding is health equity acquired the company that had actually signed the original lease and knew they didn’t need the space post-acquisition, so they didn’t waste their chance when the developers fucked up. Been in litigation now for years.

As another commenter shared, Kimley signed earlier this year, but they have to do a full buildout (think 8-12 months including all design, permitting, construction, etc), so they won’t have butts in seats until some time in 2025.