“We are pleased to welcome Curtis + Ginsberg and Unibet Interactive to 55 Broad St.” says Michael Rudin, SVP at Rudin Management Company. “Their commitments reflect Lower Manhattan's continued appeal to creative, tech-focused companies.” He adds the leases further validate his family's capital improvements at the Lower Manhattan office building.

Earlier this year, the Rudins invested in a multi-million dollar renovation. Designed by Fogarty Finger, the building's new lobby has white marble interiors, textured terrazzo floors, ornamental marble and a reflective ceiling designed to bring more light into the space. It also has an increased presence from the street level. The building owners plan to replace and modernize the tower's elevators later this year.

Emery Roth & Sons designed 55 Broad St. and the Rudin Family developed the property in the 1960s originally as the headquarters for Goldman Sachs. In the 1990s the Rudins re-engineered and upgraded the structure which became New York City's first fully wired office building and is designated Wired Certified Platinum. Other building tenants include Crown Castle Fiber, Dailypay, PJ Mechanical, City Year and Statista.