The first is at 28 Liberty St. - owned by Fosun Hive Holdings, which has gone from success to success at the 60-story tower since buying it from JPMorgan Chase for $750 million in 2017. According to Thomas Costanzo, the building is more than 89% office-leased and expects to reach mid-90s soon due to pending deals. The retail space is mostly leased, indicating strong demand despite broader vacancy issues in downtown.
Halo, which can accommodate up to 750 guests, is being positioned as a flexible event space to complement existing offerings. Costanzo notes that the space is already booked for events, showcasing its appeal and potential for attracting more business to the area. After undergoing significant modernization, 28 Liberty St. has successfully brought in new tenants like the New York State Attorney General's office and AIG.
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