LinkedIn’s continued and increasing presence at the Empire State Building could have repercussions for technology and media industry tenants that are looking for space throughout the Midtown and Midtown South submarkets.
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Manhattan LEED Buildings Land Large Q4 Leases with Sandow, AECOM
By Stephen Del Percio on January 10, 2013 in Financial District, Leases, LEED-EB, Manhattan, Market Analysis, New York City, Rockefeller Center, Transactions
Two high-profile LEED-EB-rated Manhattan office buildings signed major leases during the fourth quarter.
Malkin Holdings Settles Empire State Building REIT Conversion Lawsuit for $55 Million
News that Malkin Holdings has settled the lawsuit challenging the conversion of its ownership interest in the Empire State Building into a publicly traded real estate investment trust is also a win for advanced building technologies and green building generally.
In Good News for NYC’s Green Building Industry, Malkin Settles Empire State Building REIT Conversion Lawsuit
By Stephen Del Percio on December 3, 2012 in Empire State Building, LEED-EB, Litigation, Manhattan, Midtown, New York City
News that Malkin Properties has settled the lawsuit challenging the conversion of its ownership interest in the Empire State Building into a publicly traded real estate investment trust is also a win for advanced building technologies and green building throughout New York City.
In Long Island City, (Somewhat) Controversial JetBlue Signage Lands On Historic LEED Silver Brewster Building
By Stephen Del Percio on August 16, 2012 in Historic Preservation, LEED-EB, Long Island City, New York City, Queens
Thanks to a zoning amendment that the company championed, JetBlue has installed signage on top of its new corporate headquarters at the historic LEED Silver Brewster Building in Long Island City.
West Side, Sixth Avenue Setting the Pace in NYC’s LEED-EB Race
By Stephen Del Percio on April 24, 2012 in LEED-EB, Manhattan, Market Analysis, New York City, Rockefeller Center
With the recent LEED-EB Silver certification of the Rockefeller Group’s 1271 Avenue of the Americas, Sixth Avenue has jumped past Park Avenue for the most LEED-EB-certified office buildings in Manhattan. The rating also nudged the West Side past the East Side on the same list, 19 to 18.
