"September was another busy month for New York City office deals. The top four on this list of the largest office leases alone comprise well over one million square feet of leased office space. Also included are a controversial new city department lease, a pair of banks and a software company big enough to put its name on the building it occupies. Read on to find out how they stack up."
"The financial services firm signed a deal to renew and expand its lease in the Grand Central building. The new deal is for 17 years and represents a 33 percent expansion within the building by square footage. Peter Hennessy of Savills represented the tenant alongside Ben Azulay of Bradford Allen; Frank Doyle, David Kleiner and Carlee Palmer of JLL represented the landlord, Munich Re."
September saw multiple major New York City office leases, with the top four deals totaling well over one million square feet. A financial services firm renewed and expanded its Grand Central lease for 17 years, increasing its square footage by 33 percent. Salesforce renewed and expanded in its Times Square building, adding 71,000 square feet for its Agentforce platform. A Toronto-based bank relocated to the Plaza District, represented by CBRE, while the Bank of New York subleased nearly 200,000 square feet in the Financial District. The Department for the Aging secured new space via the Department of Citywide Administrative Services.
Read at therealdeal.com
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