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One of Hudson Square’s new office projects is St. John’s Terminal Terminal John’s St. is projects office new Square’s Hudson of One by redeveloped being currently is which St., Washington 550 at there. lease a include plans expansion Google’s Properties. Oxford I 32 New York Post, Tuesday, April 16, 2019 nypost.com Peter Aaron HUDSON SQUARE Commercial Real Estate renovations are still underwayat Pierby 57 at West 15th Street,has also whereleased 480,000 squarerector feet of NYC real estate. toGoogle Paul Darrah, the company’sanother di­ lure for Google, accordingHudson Square and Chelsea was properties in the latter area.through the leasing of even a more1.7 million­square­foot campussion. It is well on its waying toto creatingHudson Square for itsMarket. expan­ The tech giant is nowoffice look­ buildings, including Chelseachased many of Chelsea’s largest why there is next to no spaceflexibility there.” in the workplace.“The That’s large floor plates givenates them the area,” Bernstein adds. be more than $100 a foot. Rent at the top of the buildingblock iscan in the $70s per squarePaul Amrich.foot. Rent for the availablethe building’s CBRE team, ledbeing by offered in conjunction ownedwith land. That’s why the ownsspace the is building on Trinity­Norges and Hines venture thattended now directly with the Trinity,current 2025 expiration to be ex­ the technology companies like.”masonry — all the ingredients glassthat and steel and a lot ofhas brickgreat andold real estate. OursWakefield is sublease team. “Thewho areais leading the Cushman &lot of sky,” says Richard Bernstein, which has gone uptown. guin division of Random House,were formerly occupied by platesthe Pen­ of 64,000 to 71,200 feetfifth andfloors. These have giantsquare floor feet on the second throughability in the area, with 277,000Gold. It now has the largestman avail­Speyer and became LEED was refreshed by developer designedTish­ building at 375 HudsonPomeroy and Emery Roth & Sons­ at 1675 two yearslicis ago.)sent Saatchi back to Midtown pientNitro and Rokkan. 375 Hudson St. Among these ownedare Sa­creative companies insidegradually consolidated its other Google has signed a large lease at A proposed ferry route between Google has taken over or pur­ “The whole TAMI industry domi­ A large tenant would require the “There’s a lot of light and air and a Back downtown, the Lee Harris (Ironically, reversing course, Pub­ 345 Hudson St. (above). from Page 31 campus will focus on its globalBoard of New York in March.said inThe a talk before the enableReal Estatethe doubling of size,”Square Darrah represents the way weby willOxford Properties. “Hudson along the river being redevelopedwarehouse at 550 Washingtonson St.St. and St. John’s Terminal,St., Trinity/Norges/Hines’ a at 345Jack Hud­ Resnick & Sons’ 315to Hudsonother offices, inking large leases Youngwoo and RXR. Last year, Google also committed

RXR Realty FLAIR HUDSON nized about a decade ago that Hud­ athan D. Resnick, said, “We recog­Jack Resnick & Sons president Jon­ also have a dedicated lobby.event spaces and a cafe. Googlerooftop will garden, indoor and outdoorwill have access to amenitiesopen­plan like aworkspaces. Employeeswill have a large block ofResnick­owned floors with building. There,aside it to allow a direct dealRandom with House,the which stepped initially subleased from Penguin In a statement about 315 Hudson, search­engine pioneer At 315 Hudson, the with a focus on teams. employees productive,” “space that makes our Google concentrates on Like other companies, and sales, he added. business operations 75 Varick St. (above). Museum is opening at the Jackie Robinson at Pier 57 (left), while Google is also leasing and others. Rents were in theMAC $60sCosmetics, Glossier, Aetnahas already attracted Warbytween Parker, Spring and Vandam streets,Sitting itnext to Sixth Avenueplex, be­ now called One Soho Square.and renovated a two­building com­ creative businesses.” for media, technology and other coming a dynamic, innovative hub son Square district is rapidly be­ CEO Robert Iger said, “The Hud­ called 4 Hudson Square, Disney ment in July 2018 about the project, Hudson St. Making the announce­ velopment site at and around 304 million for a 99­year lease on a de­ work communities.” within the city’s most vibrant live­ large, highly collaborative spaces companies who are looking for needs of today’s most innovative tioning our buildings to serve the We’ve been hard at work transi­ ing creative, tech and office users. come a hub for New York’s grow­son Square was destined to be­ To the east, Larry Gluck bought Nearby, Disney paid Trinity $650 Jackie Robinson Foundation organically.” ate elsewhere is happening here“What landlords are having to cre­ opens later this year at 75The VarickJackie RobinsonSt. Museum places, plus bars and restaurants.There are bike­ and dog­friendlytrees and other improvements.streetscape project has also added says Baer. respecting the masonry buildings,”that are going up are overallon Vandamreally Street. “The buildingsdesigned condo by Bizzi & PartnersBrothers, as well as a Renzoinclude Piano­ projects by Extell andin Tollthe area. Residential highlightsand condominium buildings risinghas led to numerous new apartment fice is now for rent for muchper foot.more. Its 100,000­square­footovation, of­ had a starting rentthat of leased$24 in 2004, prior tocompany the ren­CoStar shows a tenantspectacular,” adds Peretz. Data “It’s all about lifestyle,” says Baer. A $27 million pedestrian­friendly Hudson Square’s 2013 rezoning “We are seeing numbers that are

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Some levelstore is, and a justifiable for­stand what a tolerable rent ing. “Finally, people under­physical stores are recalibrat­Cushman & Wakefield says mortar, James Downey of ues to redefine brick and and in the outer boroughs. residential neighborhoods ting signed at a regular clipthat in retail deals are still Realget­ Estate, who emphasized Gene Spiegelman of Ripco only three to five,” observescorridor], and we are seeing Madison and Fifth avenue we’d see 15 or 20 deals [in the dropped off to a trickle. along luxury corridors have for major retail brands landscape, lease signings reinvigorated the retail and restaurants in March W By LOIS WEISS Brands weigh brick-and-mortar options in the city Also, “rent is cheaper than While e­commerce contin­ “In a normal market cycle, March. debut in a splashy mall made Yards’ Hudson son Yards’ shops age opening of Hud­ HILE the high­watt­ Commericial Real Estate 580 Fifth. Already, an A&Fa similar­sized former Gap atercrombie & Fitch may lease while the Savills­repped Ab­ good news for the market, Fifth Ave. through CBRE wassquare­foot transaction at 592 spot at 620 Fifth. current 3,743­square­foot Fifth Ave. — close to Lego’sfoot All Saints store at 636well as the 22,000­square­ cluding in Times Square, as explored numerous sites, in­ NYC. Sources say Lego has more permanent locations in China, Lego is looking to addlaunches in London and ample, after successful has become essential. For ex­ roots in edgier areas. 325 Lafayette St. all put makersdown Timbuk2 at nearby St. in eastern Soho and bag Outdoor Voices at 251 Centreathleisure apparel retailer Winky Lux at 420 Broadway,like cosmetics company His digitally native clients Centre St. store (above). Outdoor Voices on their 251 online athleisure brand Jason Richter (inset) advised Lululemon’s 20,000­ So­called experiential retail and an Abercrombie here.” in their step and spring is like people have a bounce ter in Bensonhurst. “I feel Caesar’s Bay shopping cen­ sented Target in its deal at Ripka of Ripco, who repre­ ers sign leases,” adds Peter some signs of life as retail­ at law firm Farrell Fritz. says Peter Curry, a partner some of the other areas,” open to development than dential projects. “It is more experiential retail and resi­ served when it comes to Island is currently under­ tential. For example, Staten being scrutinized for po­ Carlton Group. Michael Campbell of the was three years ago,” says “think pricing is what it sales are dragging. Sellers getting inked, retail condo to add locations in the area. Parker are also are looking son. Moncler and Warby grand opening at 620 Madi­ Balenciaga is readying a open at 650 Madison, and build­out. 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