Havas is the building's anchor tenant. The lease renewal is was part of a five-year renewal option built into the previous lease.
"Today, creative firms make Hudson Square their neighborhood of choice, but Havas, always an innovator, has been a vital presence in Hudson Square since the 1980's," says Carl Weisbrod, president of Trinity Real Estate, in a statement. "We are thrilled that one of our pioneering office tenants has chosen to remain and grow in dynamic and flourishing Hudson Square."
Terms of the lease were not released, but the building's asking rent is around $40 per sf. Newmark Knight Frank's Scott Panzer and CB Richard Ellis' CBRE's Gerald Friedman, Mary Ann Tighe and Gregory Tosko co-brokered for Havas. Trinity Real Estate was represented in-house by Jason Pizer.
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