Agentio, an AI-native platform focused on creator advertising, has signed a 20,000-square-foot office lease at 295 Fifth Ave. in Midtown South. The company will occupy a portion of the 11th floor in the historic office building, establishing a new workplace to support its brand and advertising platform.
The platform enables brands to buy, measure, and scale creator advertising across a premium network, and the new office is intended to accommodate the firm’s expanding operations. By securing a full-floor presence at 295 Fifth Ave., Agentio is positioning its team within a traditional office environment while continuing to build out its technology-enabled advertising offering.
CBRE represented both the tenant and the ownership in the transaction. CBRE’s Alex Leopold negotiated the lease on behalf of Agentio, guiding the company through the process of securing space in the property. On the ownership side, a CBRE leasing team oversees activity at 295 Fifth Ave. and represented the building’s owners, Tribeca Investment Group, PGIM and Meadow Partners, in the deal.
The ownership group has engaged CBRE to manage leasing for the building, and the transaction with Agentio reflects ongoing efforts to attract office users seeking branded, collaborative space. The lease adds a technology and advertising-focused tenant to the roster at 295 Fifth Ave., aligning with the broader trend of digital and AI-driven firms seeking office space tailored to their growth requirements.
Commenting on the transaction, Leopold noted the significance of the relationship with Agentio and expressed satisfaction with the outcome achieved at 295 Fifth Ave. He described the company’s new workplace as a dynamic environment designed to support future expansion and to help the firm compete for top-tier talent. According to Leopold, the building and space together provide a differentiated setting that is expected to serve Agentio well as it pursues its next phase of growth.
The lease at 295 Fifth Ave. underscores continued leasing activity in Midtown South office assets, particularly among companies in technology and digital media sectors that are investing in physical office environments aligned with their brand and culture. For the ownership group of Tribeca Investment Group, PGIM and Meadow Partners, the Agentio transaction further stabilizes occupancy at the historic property while reinforcing its positioning within the market.
