GSA FINALLY INKS ONE WTC DEAL

The US General Services Administration has signed the much-awaited agreement to occupy more than 270k SF at One World Trade Center, the Port Authority and Durst Org announced today.
Kenny Kane
One WTC, snapped this morning. The GSA—an original tenant of the former 6 World Trade Center—will occupy floors 50 through 55 for 20 years. It joins Condé Nast (1.2M SF) and Vantone China Center (190k SF) in bringing the building to 55% leased two years prior to its completion. The tenant was repped by David Lipson of Studley's DC office, while the owners were repped in-house by Durst's Tom Bow and the Port Authority's Philippe Visser.

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