Staying put.

Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP has renewed and expanded its lease in the Century City theme towers.

The New York-based law firm renewed and expanded in a 10-year deal for 62,500 square feet at 2029 Century Park East. Trammell Crow Co., which manages the towers, wouldn't disclose the value of the lease.

However, with asking rents hovering around $3.15 a foot, according to CoStar Realty Information Inc., the deal is worth about $23.4 million to the building's owner, a group of institutional investors advised by JPMorgan Real Estate.

Jeff Lasky, a Trammell Crow vice president of leasing, said Stroock & Stroock renewed its lease three years early. He said it has become more common for large Westside tenants to renew in advance because premium office space is becoming more expensive and harder to find in blocks of contiguous space.

Along with Lasky, the landlord was represented by Trammell Crow's Brad Cox and Patti Gilbert. Stroock & Stroock was represented by Peter Best and Lisa St. John of Jones Lang LaSalle.

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