Docusign will relocate its offices to the JPMorganChase Center in downtown Seattle, signing a lease for 115,000 square feet. The electronic signature company plans to move into multiple floors of the building by the summer of 2027, next to the Seattle Art Museum.
This transition marks a return to the area, as Docusign previously occupied the Russell Investments Center, which is now part of the JPMorganChase Center. The company has downsized significantly since its peak, reducing its workforce by 10 percent in 2023 and an additional 6 percent in 2024.
Docusign, founded in 2003 in Seattle, previously expanded its Seattle footprint to 227,000 square feet after securing naming rights in January 2020. The firm will join notable tenants such as Perkins Coie and Zillow in its new location.
Additionally, Docusign's recent acquisition of the AI-driven contract management startup Lexion for $165 million reflects its ongoing growth strategy. This deal is expected to enhance Docusign's technology capabilities with Lexion's team of AI experts.