Dunn Isaacson Rhee LLP has signed a new lease for 11,167 square feet of office space on the 34th floor of 7 World Trade Center, establishing a New York office for the elite litigation boutique. The transaction further embeds the firm within Downtown Manhattan, positioning it in one of the area's best-known office towers.
Silverstein Properties announced the lease, noting that Dunn Isaacson Rhee aligns with the caliber of organizations that continue to define 7 World Trade Center as a premier office destination in Downtown Manhattan. According to Keith Cody, Head of Commercial Leasing at Silverstein Properties, leading firms are gravitating toward workplaces that mirror their brand, support their teams, and create a strong experience for clients.
Cody highlighted that 7 World Trade Center aims to meet those expectations through thoughtful design, hospitality-driven amenities, and a broader commitment to excellence in the tenant experience. The lease with Dunn Isaacson Rhee underscores ongoing demand from high-end professional services firms for modern space in well-positioned, institutionally owned towers.
On the tenant side, representation was provided by Lisa Ann Pollakowski, Cory Gahr, and Richard Plehn of Lee & Associates, who negotiated on behalf of Dunn Isaacson Rhee. Ownership was represented in-house by Keith Cody, along with colleagues Gordon Hough and Harlan Strader, reflecting an active internal leasing platform at the property.
CBRE provided agency leasing support to ownership, led by MaryAnn Tighe and her team. Their involvement added additional institutional leasing expertise to the ownership side of the transaction, complementing Silverstein Properties' in-house representation and reinforcing the building's profile within the Downtown Manhattan office market.
The new lease formalizes Dunn Isaacson Rhee's presence in New York and illustrates how 7 World Trade Center continues to attract specialized, reputation-driven tenants seeking high-quality space in a prominent Lower Manhattan location.
