“We were able to find space for immediate occupancy, following our client's required business timeline,” says Tillman. “Originally a 10,000 square-foot sublease, we coordinated a termination and expanded the premises into a direct, adjacent unit for a total of 19,000 square feet.” He adds that the space will allow for the rapid growth which the law firm is experiencing across the county.

“Our entry into New York City is an important one for our firm and our clients. It supports our focus on growing the firm's US presence, across regions and industries, so we can better serve the needs of today's businesses in the areas that matter most to them,” says Jeremy Fudge, Berry Appleman's managing partner.

Eleven Times Square is the last building to be constructed as part of the 42nd Street Development. The renewal, which began in 1980, stretches two blocks along 42nd St. between Broadway and Eighth Ave.