Uber Steps on Toes with New Office Lease

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Uber’s taking 20k SF of office space in NYC's popular Long Island City neighborhood. But get this: the new digs will be in the same building that the Taxi and Limousine Commission's about to move into. The building, at 31-00 47th Ave, is also home to Uber’s main competitor, Lyft, which signed on for a 5k SF footprint last year.

Uber’s lease is good for 10 years, and represents one more sign about the area's office market coming into its own as a tech center. The rideshare app recently announced that its number of registered drivers in NYC has hit 20,000—double what it was a year ago.

JLL’s Alex Chudnoff repped Uber in the deal. Cushman & Wakefield’s Mitchell Arkin, Michael Blanchard and Haley Fisher repped the landlord, Jamestown Properties, along with a team from JRT Realty Group. [Crain's] 

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