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Downtown Manhattan’s Office Market Struggles With Pandemic Fallout

Around the start of 2021, Cushman & Wakefield decided to consolidate its Downtown Manhattan and Brooklyn offices in one downtown location. As part of the transition, C&W told Commercial...

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Future of 1 World Trade Center Up in the Air

As 1 World Trade Center approaches the 10-year anniversary of inking Condé Nast as its first major tenant, the publisher’s future at the landmark office tower is in limbo, highlighting challenges that...

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Restaurant Operator, Financial Company Take 13K SF at 48 Wall Street

A hospitality company and a financial firm have inked two leases totaling 13,000 square feet at 48 Wall Street, according to landlord broker Helmsley Spear.  Merchants Hospitality signed a...

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Software Developer Hyperscience Moves, Expands in 1 World Trade Center

Automation software developer Hyperscience has leased the entire 88th floor at 1  World Trade Center, landlords The Durst Organization and Port Authority of New York and New Jersey announced today....

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Sunday Summary: Channeling Our Inner-Inigo Montoya

Remember in the movie “The Princess Bride” when the evil Vizzini (Wallace Shawn) fails in his repeated attempts to kill the Man in Black, a.k.a., Dread Pirate Roberts, a.k.a., Westley (Cary Elwes) and...

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One World Trade Center 95 Percent Leased With Latest Deal: Durst

Data processing firm Celonis extended its existing lease at 1 World Trade Center by signing for an additional 40,763 square feet on the 70th floor, The Durst Organization and The Port Authority of New...

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Sunday Summary: Miami Turns Up the Heat

New Yorkers collectively had a feeling of WTF on Monday. We’re not talking about “The Slap” the previous evening at the Academy Awards. (Although, yeah, like everybody else we have been obsessively...

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Longtime Durst Spokesman Jordan Barowitz Leaving to Start Consultancy Firm

Jordan Barowitz, the longtime spokesperson for the Durst Organization, will leave the landlord this month to start his own consultancy firm. After 16 years overseeing Durst’s media relations, Barowitz...

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Fashion Design Software Firm CLO Takes 17K SF at 1 World Trade Center

Fashion design software developer CLO Virtual Fashion stitched together a sublease with cryptocurrency company Tzero Group for its 17,238-square-foot offices at 1 World Trade Center, Commercial...

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Sunday Summary: The 1 Million-Square-Foot-Plus Lease Is Back!!

Now, that’s more like it! Up until last week, we in the CRE media believed that the very biggest office lease of 2022 in all of Manhattan was a 456,518-square-foot move by KPMG to Brookfield’s new 2...

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Biopharma Firm Axsome Taking Over 48K SF of Condé Nast’s 1 WTC Space

Biopharmaceutical Axsome Therapeutics will more than double its New York City footprint and take over 48,000 square feet of Condé Nast’s space at 1 World Trade Center, Commercial Observer has learned....

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Internet Provider Pilot Fiber NY and 5 Others Sign Deals in 1 WTC

Internet service provider Pilot Fiber NY is expanding its footprint in 1 World Trade Center to 12,456 square feet on the 46th floor, according to the Durst Organization. And it isn’t the only company...

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Sunday Summary: Construction Is King

Is it us, or have there been some real interesting (read: large) deals crossing the finish line of late? This seemed most blatantly apparent in Southern California last week. First up, in Santa Clarita...

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Energy Capital Partners Expands to 26K SF at 1 World Trade Center

An energy investment firm is powering up to 26,292 square feet at 1 World Trade Center. Energy Capital Partners (ECP) signed an 11-year lease for 15,400 square feet to more than double its space in the...

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Sunday Summary: The Bell Finally Tolls for WeWork

We can’t say that we were surprised, exactly. Those of us in the media who have followed WeWork over its highs and lows have known for months that the end was nigh. The end (or bankruptcy, to be more...

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