Anchor Tenants Disrupt Manhattan's Office Market
Top corporate names are signing for new space years in advance, freeing up square footage and boosting rents.
A handful of high-profile developers are moving forward with premier office projects in Manhattan, negotiating with anchor tenants such as financial services, tech, and law firms.
- Deloitte agreed to lease 800,000 square feet at 70 Hudson Yards, a 1.1 million-square-foot office skyscraper.
Anchor tenants are the shiny new toy in New York City’s office market.
Author's summary: Anchor tenants boost Manhattan's office market.
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