NEW YORK CITY—Silverstein Properties has signed leases with four companies for a combined 71,000 square feet of office space at Four World Trade Center. To date, 1.36 million square feet have been leased, totaling 62% of the available space in the building.
The new tenants are PadillaCRT, a public relations and communications company; Dixon Hughes Goodman, an accounting firm; Syntactx, a medical research firm and Silver Suites Offices, a pre-built executive offices company.
“Smart, creative and growing companies of all types are moving to the new World Trade Center,” says Janno Lieber, president of World Trade Center Properties, an affiliate of Silverstein Properties. “These firms want to be in new, high-tech, green buildings right next to the best mass transit in the city and ultra-convenient to the Brooklyn, Lower Manhattan and New Jersey neighborhoods where their young talent is choosing to live. That's why more than seven million square feet of office space has already been leased or committed at the World Trade Center.”
Currently located in Midtown South, PadillaCRT leased 14,639 square feet on the 48th floor of 4 WTC for 15 years. The balance of the floor was leased last year to Morningstar, the investment research and investment management firm, which took 30,000 square feet in the tower.
“A move to 4 World Trade Center is a proud moment for our agency,” says Lynn Casey, chair and CEO. “This building and the forward-thinking artistry of Silverstein Properties is synonymous with our agency's vision and commitment to doing business in this great city.”
Headquartered in Charlotte, NC, Dixon Hughes Goodman leased 5,023 square feet on the 44th floor for seven years. The company was previously a tenant at Silver Suites at 7 WTC, along with Syntactx, which leased 6,930 square feet for seven years, also on the 44th floor.
Silver Suites is expanding from 7 WTC into 44,000 square feet on the 29th floor of 4 WTC, with 80 pre-built, business-ready offices and multi-room suites of varying sizes, many with breath
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Rayna Katz
Rayna Katz is a seasoned business journalist whose extensive experience includes coverage of the lodging sector, travel and the culinary space. She was most recently content director for a business-to-business publisher, overseeing four publications. While at Meeting News, a travel trade publication, she received a Best Reporting award for a story on meeting cancellations in New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina.
