NEW YORK CITY-International fashion brand Tory Burch is the latest creative tenant expanding its footprint in Lower Manhattan. In addition to its current corporate offices on West 19^th Street in the Flatiron District, the company has signed a 10-year, 80,000-square-foot lease at 350 Hudson St., a nine-story, 335,772-square-foot building in the city’s Hudson Square neighborhood, where it will add additional office space, a spokeswoman for property owner Trinity Real Estate confirms to GlobeSt.com.

Tory Burch--who will occupy the entire fifth and sixth floors in the building--will be taking part of the space that HAVAS is leaving to move to its new space in two other Trinity buildings, the spokeswoman says. After the move is complete, there will be a contiguous block of approxiately 100,000 square feet available at 350 Hudson as well as 40,000 square feet that is currently available. This vacancy represents the only large block of space available in Trinity's portfolio currently, she says, in an e-mail to GlobeSt.com.

The deal – arranged by Trinity Real Estate’s president Jason D. Pizer – is a sign of the continuing diversification of the Downtown market. “Hudson Square has become a hub for creative industries and businesses drawn by the dynamic energy and the flexibility and quality of the space,” he says in a statement, noting that the fashion company is a “marquee retail brand” and a “wonderful addition” to the growing community inside the building.