Amazon could be looking for a new working space after the e-commerce giant implemented return-to-office orders.
The Seattle-based company is in talks to lease a property at 452 Fifth Ave in Manhattan, located in Midtown, according to a report from the New York Post. Should Amazon strike a deal, which is not a foregone conclusion, per the news outlet, it would secure 350,000 square feet worth of space in the 10-story tower for its employees.
The space in the building, owned by Israel-based real estate firm PBC, is operated by HSBC. The British bank is set to move to a different building (The Spiral) in 2025, thus creating a vacancy.
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