Global investment giant takes over two floors at amenity-packed GM Building

GoldenTree Asset Management, managing $56 billion in assets, is relocating to a larger space at the iconic GM Building in Manhattan. The firm will occupy the 43rd and 44th floors of BXP's 767 Fifth Ave., adding 60,000 square feet to accommodate its growth. Founder Steve Tananbaum emphasized the building's prime location, layout, and amenities, notably the Savoy Club, which features a modern fitness center. BXP, the building's owner, boasts an impressive leasing rate of 99.1% in their two million square feet of office space.

GoldenTree Asset Management is expanding its Manhattan presence by leasing new office space at the GM Building, totaling 60,000 square feet over two floors.

The GM Building's strategic location, layout, and premium amenities, including a large fitness center, significantly influenced GoldenTree's decision to relocate.

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