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10 tenants take space at One World Trade Center

Ten tenants have signed leases at One World Trade Center since the end of December, taking about 108,000 square feet total The deals bring the lower Manhattan skyscraper up to 92% leased. The building's landlords, The Durst Organization and The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, announced the deals Monday morning. "Leasing activity at One WTC soared towards the close of 2021 and that momentum has carried over to 2022," said Jonathan "Jody" Durst, president of The Durst Organization, in a statement. "We expect a continued high-level of activity at One WTC in the year ahead." The latest…

Publication New York Business Journal
Date 2022-03-02
Author Liz Young

10 TENANTS SIGN LEASES AT ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER

108,000Square Feet Signed at One World Trade Center – One WTC outpaces all Lower Manhattan buildings in deal volume over the last 18 months

Date 2022-02-28
Author The Durst Organization

Flurry of activity at One World Trade, including new space for Templafy

It’s high times again at One World Trade Center The Commercial Observer is reporting that three tenants have inked new deals at the western hemisphere’s tallest building, filling an additional 73,000 square feet of space and bringing the Downtown building’s occupancy rate up to 92 percent. Business software company Templafy, Advertising platform LiveIntent and investment management firm Jordan Park are moving into or up in the 104-story skyscraper, according to the report, which houses nearly three million square feet of office space. Grabbing the most space is Templafy, which had already been subleasing space in the building, which agreed to…

Date 2022-02-28
Author The Real Deal

Software Company, Investment Firm and Ad Platform Take 73K SF at 1 WTC

Business software firm Templafy, investment management company Jordan Park and advertising platform LiveIntent snagged a total of 72,896 square feet at The Durst Organization and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey’s 1 World Trade Center, Commercial Observer has learned The deals bring the building, which faced an uncertain future after major tenant Condé Nast put much of its offices on the sublease market in 2021, to 92 percent leased. The building’s two landlords resolved a rent dispute with the publishing giant last year, after it paid $2.4 million in rent it previously withheld. Templafy, which was subleasing…

Publication Commercial Observer
Date 2022-02-28
Author Celia Young

SVEN, eco-friendly rental tower, now leasing from $3,160/month; Affordable lottery underway

One of the benefits of outer-borough apartments are the views of the iconic Manhattan skyline, but Long Island City is on the road to a dramatic skyline of its own. The gracefully curved Sven is a new entrant making a statement with both its soaring height and eye-catching crown. This spectacular structure houses 958 highly sustainable and stylish residential units and amenities designed with community in mind Current availabilities start at $3,160/month for studios, $3,795/month for one-beds, $4,995/month for two-beds, and $6,712/month for three-beds. All prices are net effective to reflect a concession; additionally, qualified applicants are eligible for $1,000…

Date 2022-02-08
Author CityRealty
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