London Stock Exchange takes 75,000 s/f at Fosunʼs 28 Liberty
Fosun Hive Holdings announced that London Stock Exchange plc has leased 75,000 s/f at 28 Liberty Street, the landmarked office tower in Lower Manhattan. The
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Fosun looks to sell minority stake in 28 Liberty Street
Fosun International is putting its marquee Manhattan office tower on the market but not in the way many might think. The Chinese conglomerate moved quickly
Big business leasing new office space faster than New York can build it
With more than 9.5 million s/f of new office space due to open in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens by year’s end, New York is the
Bizzi scores $473M refi package for 125 Greenwich
Developers of a supertall luxury condo building in the Financial District have refinanced the property for nearly half a billion dollars. Bizzi & Partners Development,
Developer goes Dutch on new luxury downtown rental
The entrance lobby at 19 Dutch Amid the tangled warren of roadways that make up the Financial District, the lone narrow block of Dutch Street
Vietspot opens second location in Tribeca
Vietspot, a popular fast-casual Vietnamese restaurant, recently opened its second location in Lower Manhattan. Known to draw lines out the door at its flagship operation
Optimism prevails as 3 World Trade Center opens with half the office space still to fill
Three World Trade Center, the fourth tower on the rebuilt Lower Manhattan site and the fifth-tallest building in the city, has officially opened for business.
Digital health company signs lease at One World Trade Center
A leading digital health company has leased space on the 49th floor of One World Trade Center, bringing the tower to 77 percent leased. Aaptiv
Health, fitness co-working firm Primary adds second floor at FiDi office tower
Primary, an upstart co-working company that focuses on health and fitness, is adding a second floor to its operation inside 26 Broadway. Launched in 2016
Midtown West, Long Island City, Brooklyn, FiDi headline NYC’s Amazon bids
New York City offered four resurgent districts in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens to Amazon as potential locations for its second headquarters. Midtown West, Lower Manhattan,