Struggling Class B Office Building
I apologize for posting a lot tonight. I'm a bit frustrated and searching for answers. 

I have a 3 story atrium style building that is 50% occupied and does not get much attention at all in terms of call-ins. When I show prospects that building their is little to no interest in it and my clients most always gravitate towards it's slightly nicer, more visible, sister building or a  different, higher class building in my portfolio. I have about 50,000 sf of space of which roughly 30,000 on the second floor is contiguous. I believe it would be perfect for a call center. Having said all of this, I've signed 992 sf of space at this building in 2 years and it took giving 6 months abated rent and $2,500 in TI at a rate $1 psf below parameters on a 5 year lease term with the option to terminate at 36 months. 

Anyone else had or have a difficult property? Any suggestions on how to get this property leased up? It would totally propel my career if I were able to make something notable happen at this property! 
[{"id": "dclw2m2", "text": "Damn that is rough. Finding creative uses can be good. If you're desperate, rent it to a local community or arts group for a minimum fee for say 6mo-year just to help offset some of the costs. ", "replies": [{"id": "dcm6rx8", "text": "Also, WeWork may be something to look into. It's temporary rentable turnkey office space ", "replies": [{"id": "dcn46o6", "text": "This is not going to work. They have very high buildout requirements and really are only interested in A+ locations. A half full Calss B building doesn't sound like it would be very attractive. Other coworking groups might be interested though...", "replies": [], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "dcm681m", "text": "https://hirise.com/site/how-it-works/\nI had a similar issue with one of my properties, looking into this now, I'll let you know how it goes if we move forward ", "replies": [{"id": "ddgdhcz", "text": "Thanks so much! I'll check it out! ", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "dcm6xr4", "text": "How does the property compare to competing properties in your market?\n\nDo you have a listing agreement with a broker who will do more than wait for sign calls, or are you self marketing the property?", "replies": [{"id": "ddgdgrq", "text": "I'm the Landlord rep....I canvass and cold call for the building but the prospects quickly steer their interest to other properties we have in the area. It's off the main highway but behind it's sister building so not visible. It's only saving grace at the moment is its proximity to the airport and low rates. It is a decent class B property in comparison to other class B's in the area. ", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "dcovwqm", "text": "Best you can do is spend on marketing as well as broker incentives. Which Market?", "replies": [{"id": "ddemh8q", "text": "Greenspoint", "replies": [], "depth": 2}, {"id": "ddgdbmu", "text": "Greenspoint. ", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]