RECORD BREAKING TISHMAN

Tishman Speyer’s on a leasing roll—in addition to Gibson Dunn & Crutcher’s 260k-SF renewal/expansion at its 200 Park, it just announced deals totaling 1M SF in December alone, a single-month record for the firm’s regional operations. The leases include:
  • Simon & Schuster’s five-year, 292k-SF extension at 1230 Ave of the Americas (tenant rep: CB’s Scott Gottlieb, Michael Laginestra, Andrew Sussman, and Michael Wellen; landlord rep: Tishman’s Calvin Farley and Ted Koltis)

  • Prudential Insurance Co.’s 10-year, 225k-SF renewal at 200 Wood Ave South in Iselin, NJ (TR: Grubb's David Arena,Michael Gottlieb, Jeff Kolodkin, and Marty Cottingham; LR: Tishman’s Blythe Kinsler and Todd Silverman)

  • CBRE's 15-year, 125k-SF renewal/relocation at 200 Park (TR: CBRE’s Ken Meyerson, Linda Lindman, and Christopher Corrinet; LR: Tishman’s Koltis and Megan Sheehan)

  • Michael Kors’ 15-year, renewal/expansion to 90k SF at 11 W. 42nd, pictured (TR: Cush/Wake's Glenn Markman and Danielle Zimbaro; LR: Tishman’s Farley and Greg Conen)

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