Technology company Apperian Inc. has leased 8,903 square feet of office space at 321 Summer St. in Boston, relocating from 27 Wormwood St.

The transaction also represents an expansion for the company, according to a statement.

Boston-based Grubb & Ellis Co.’s Karyn McFarland, senior vice president, and Matthew Godoff, associate, represented the tenant in the lease transaction. Bill Crean, Ogden White and Tim Howe of C.B. Richard Ellis represented the landlord, Normandy Real Estate Partners.

"With the addition of several prominent new customers and other recent successes we’ve experienced, we’re well into our growth phase," said David Patrick, Apperian CEO. "We’re pleased to have continued our partnership with Grubb & Ellis, who played a significant role finding the space we need to support our business goals."

"We couldn’t be more pleased to welcome a strong, growing technology firm like Apperian to 321 Summer St.," said William O’Keefe, vice president, Normandy Real Estate Partners. "We have experienced great activity at the asset, which is well-positioned to attract start-ups and other creative firms due to its loft-style brick-and-beam construction and location in the Fort Point Channel submarket."