Joshua Zamir and Daniel Ghadamian, managing principal and principal, respectively, of Capstone Equities, tells GlobeSt.com the terms of these new leases are five years for Gibson & Behman and three years for Newman Fitch. Asking rents were not disclosed, but are believed to range from the low $40s on lower floors to the high $40s per square foot on mid-level floors. Capstone co-owns 14 Wall with the Carlyle Group, its partner in a 2007 joint venture that acquired the Financial District property for $325 million.

"Given the strategic location of this landmark property and its close proximity to the financial and insurance industries, both of these distinguished law firms will benefit from the synergy of the FiDi neighborhood," Zamir says in a release. "These are prime examples that 14 Wall has broadened its tenant base from predominately financial services firms."

Representing Newman Fitch was Robert Giglio of Cushman & Wakefield, while C&W's John Mayefskey spoke for Gibson & Behman. A CB Richard Ellis leasing team including Howard Fiddle, Brad Gerla, Jonathan Cope, Evan Haskell and Michael Higgins represented the building ownership.