Brookfield Properties, with most of its three largest office towers leased for rents well above $100 per square foot, is building a 700-storey building between East Pennsylvania Station and its affiliate Hudson Yards. The world doesn't seem to care about million square feet of development. To the west.
Still, leases don't last forever, and there are still spaces left open today.
Brookfield has appointed JLL as its exclusive leasing agent for the office tower complex. High-profile tenants include Skadden, Amazon, Ernst & Young, JPMorgan Chase, the NHL and, most recently, Spanish bank BBVA, which signed a deal for 74,000 square feet on Wednesday. Manhattan West in November 2023.
1 Manhattan West's 2.1 million square feet of land is more than 97% occupied, Koster said.
But about 338,000 square feet of the 1.95 million-square-foot 2 Manhattan West are still for sale, as is 251,000 square feet of the 1.7 million-square-foot 5 Manhattan West, Koster said. That's what it means.
What's more, the people, who are neither JLL nor Coster, say Brookfield is spending $300 million to transform the roughly 100,000-acre block of West 5th Street in Manhattan, once a brutalist-style eyesore, into a glitzy 21st-century freak show. He said the square footage will be freed up soon.
The JLL team is led by Peter Regardi, president of the New York region, and includes top producers including Paul Glickman, Matt Astrachan, Christine Colley, Kristen Morgan, and Seth Godnick. There is.
Manhattan West's non-office components are also thriving.
Pendry Hotel features Zou Zou, a popular Middle Eastern restaurant. The so-called Manhattan West Plaza also has dining options such as Danny Meyer's Si Xiamo, Daily Provisions, modern Spanish restaurant Casa Dani, and Japanese restaurant Katsuya.
Retailers include the NHL Store and the giant Whole Foods Market.
