Commercial real estate investment firm, The Dilweg Companies, announced today the acquisition of three Class A office buildings located in Charlotte’s University/Northeast submarket.

Resource Square I, II and V total 335,593 square feet and are situated on 30.9 acres. They were built between 1997 and 2000. At the time of sale, the buildings were 81 percent leased. Major tenants include Brooks Equipment Company, FiServ, Huber Engineered Woods and Dassault Systems.

“Resource Square represents an excellent opportunity to invest in high quality office buildings in Charlotte’s rapidly tightening University submarket,” said Anthony Dilweg, CEO of The Dilweg Companies. “We are very bullish on Charlotte’s suburban office market and look forward to repositioning these assets.”

The purchase of Resource Square brings Dilweg’s Charlotte office holdings to nearly 900,000 square feet. The firm also owns three other Charlotte office assets, Park Abbey in the Park Road submarket, SouthPark Center in the SouthPark submarket and the Johnston Building in Uptown.

Dilweg has selected Foundry Commercial to lease the assets with Charles Jonas and Karah Stumler creating and executing the marketing plan.

“We are thrilled to have been selected by Dilweg Companies to lease the Resource Square buildings,” said Charles Jonas, leasing agent and market leader at Foundry Commercial. “These are high quality assets that have led the market since they were delivered. Their location within a high-growth submarket makes them primed to meet regional demand.”

Dilweg recently sold 121 West Trade, a 32-story class A office building in Uptown, in December.