CBRE successfully finalized three office lease agreements totaling approximately 30,000 square feet at 250 W. 55th St., a top-notch office building in the heart of Midtown Manhattan owned by BXP. The leases were secured by investment advisory firm Aperture Investors, private equity firm GrowthCurve Capital, LP and independent claims adjusting company Raphael & Associates. These companies will now occupy space in the impressive 990,000-square-foot tower located near Columbus Circle.
The leasing campaign for this property was led by CBRE’s team consisting of Peter Turchin, Caroline Merck, Arkady Smolyansky and Ali Gordon who also represented BXP during negotiations with the tenants. GrowthCurve Capital was advised by Jonathan Luttwak & James Cassidy from DHC Real Estate Services as well as Louis D’Avanzo from Cushman & Wakefield while Aperture Investors received representation from Neil Goldmacher and Matthew Lorberbaum at Newmark. Jason Roberts of JLL acted on behalf of Raphael & Associates.
According to Merck: “250 West 55th Street continues to attract new clients while also retaining existing ones.” She further added that corporate tenants are drawn to the building’s efficient floor plans without columns obstructing their workspace along with its high ceilings reaching up to ten feet tall which are complemented perfectly by floor-to-ceiling windows offering stunning views of both Central Park and Hudson River.
With these recent lease signings completed successfully under their belt,CBRE has managed to fill all current vacancies at this prime location.However,two partial floors will become available for rent again around mid-2025 accordingto CBRE sources.
