New York City's Economic Development Corporation and Department of Small Business Services will be moving from 110 William Street to One Liberty Plaza. Under a 20-year lease, EDC and SBS will occupy 222,137 square feet, floors 10 through 14. The price is undisclosed. However, the Real Deal has reported that asking rents in comparable areas of the building are in the mid-$50s per square foot.
Stephanie Baez, from EDC's public affairs office, tells GlobeSt.com that One Liberty Plaza was selected due to its strategic location, access to transportation, and modern workspace. She notes the move will occur next year.
110 William Street, owned by Swig Equities, LLC, is a 928,181-square-foot office tower. It was originally constructed in 1918 as a 15-story building, and expanded into a 32-story contemporary office structure in 1959 as designed by architect Sylvan Bien.
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