Chrysler Building Will Get Major Revamp Under New Owner

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Following a period of severe operational and financial uncertainty, New York City’s iconic Chrysler Building has entered a new phase under Tishman Speyer. The commercial real estate firm, alongside PSP Investments and institutional partners, has finalized a 150-year ground lease with landowner The Cooper Union. Funded entirely with equity, Tishman Speyer will invest $235 million to execute an all-encompassing interior and exterior restoration of the 1.3 million-square-foot Art Deco landmark, which had previously ...

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Manhattan Office Market Rebounds With Record Leasing Surge

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Manhattan’s office market is showing renewed strength, with major tenants driving a surge in activity. Deloitte, Guggenheim Partners and Salesforce led the way in the third quarter, pushing total leasing volume to 9.4 million square feet, 27 percent above the five-year average, according to Colliers. Year-to-date activity has already exceeded 30 million square feet, the strongest since 2002, and could surpass 40 million by year-end.

Deloitte’s 807,000-square-foot lease at 70 Hudson Yards was the largest of the quarter, followed by major renewals from Guggenheim and Salesforce. Availability has dropped to its lowest point ...

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