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9 Developments Set to Transform NYC's Tech-Forward Office Supply

From the towers rising at Hudson Yards to the growing skylines of outer-borough destinations like Long Island City and the Brooklyn Navy Yard, New York's office supply is on the rise. Along with new amenities like rooftop terraces and floor-to-ceiling windows, these new buildings also feature high-speed, reliable internet connectivity.

More office owners have increased their efforts to provide optimal digital infrastructure to attract and retain tenants. That includes the adoption of the Wired Certification benchmark as a means of indicating their commitment to future-proofing office assets. 

Here are nine New York City office developments that are changing the way landlords are building for the future. 

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