Milstein Properties has announced the signing of five new leases totaling more than 460,000 square feet at 22 Vanderbilt in Midtown, Manhattan. The new leases will boost the occupancy of the recently renovated Class A office tower to 91 percent, leaving approximately 96,000 square feet vacant.
The largest lease was signed by Bain & Company, which will take up approximately 235,200 square feet across four floors in the property starting in 2026. Law firms Duane Morris LLP and Kennedys Law LLP have also committed to the building, leasing 80,000 and 25,000 square feet respectively. Finally, TD Securities and wealth manager Alti Tiedemann Global are set to occupy 80,000 and 40,000 square feet respectively.
22 Vanderbilt, formerly known as 335 Madison, was redeveloped in 2023 by Milstein Properties and SHoP Architects. The project brought a number of new facilities to the building and amenities including a fitness center, a conference venue, and several restaurant spaces. The building yields 1.1 million square feet of leasable space in total and is located adjacent to Grand Central Station.
“Milstein Properties is thrilled to welcome a new slate of world-class tenants to 22 Vanderbilt,” said Damon Lopez-O’Dwyer, chief operating officer, Milstein Companies. “The building’s success and leasing momentum underscore its reputation as the premier destination for businesses seeking the competitive advantage of offering an incomparable daily experience. 22 Vanderbilt sets a new standard for the modern office, delivering high-design amenities and a full-service hospitality program with direct access to Grand Central Terminal.”
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