The deal signals that the media conglomerate's 530,000-sf space in the million-sf complex may not be leased to one or two major tenants, as its marketers initially hoped, but could likely fill up with a variety of tenants.Westfield Realty, the buildings' owner, hopes to lease the space by the second quarter of 2001.

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