Data Center development giant QTS has signed a headquarters office lease at Comstock’s mixed-use Reston Station.

The company’s current headquarters is in Sterling, Virginia, at 22271 Broderick Drive, according to its website. QTS did not comment on what it plans to do with that space.

“As QTS continues to grow, we are making long-term investments in our people that support our growth plans and provide an unparalleled employee experience,” QTS co-CEO Tag Greason said in a press release. “Reston Station's premier location, accessibility and vibrant business community make it an ideal home for our headquarters.” 

QTS’ lease follows a surge of tenant demand for Reston Station's two new speculatively built office buildings. Of the total 590K SF between 1800 and 1870 Reston Row Plaza, only 25K SF remains on the eighth floor of the 1800 building, a Comstock spokesperson told Bisnow.

More than half of the space at the office towers was leased late last year by Booz Allen Hamilton. The federal contracting giant took the entire building at 1870 Reston Row Plaza and multiple floors of 1800 Reston Row Plaza for a total of 310K SF.

Then, last quarter, the company added another floor to its space at 1800 Reston Row Plaza, according to CBRE’s second-quarter report. That building secured another tenant in February with national security technology investment firm Razor's Edge’s 15K SF lease.

Comstock’s Reston Station, which sits on 90 acres, is home to millions of square feet of office, apartment, retail and hotel space. Its most recent addition was a 247-room JW Marriott hotel and residences, which opened in September. Tenants at its previously delivered office product include Google, Amentum, Rolls-Royce North America and ICF International.

“As one of the industry's leading digital infrastructure companies, QTS represents the type of innovative, high-growth organization that continues to choose Reston Station for its prime location, premium office space, and fully integrated live-work-play ecosystem,” Comstock Chief Operating Officer Tim Steffan said in the release.

Reston has about 16.7M SF of rentable office space, and about 23% of that is vacant, according to CBRE’s Q2 report. Overall asking rents in the submarket came in at $38.03 per SF for the quarter, while its “very little” availability of trophy space averaged $59.74 per SF.

CORRECTION, AUG. 4, 4 P.M. ET: This story was corrected to note that overall asking rents in Reston were $38.03 per SF for the quarter.

UPDATE, AUG. 3, 4:15 P.M. ET: This story has been updated to include information from Comstock about Reston Row Plaza’s availability.