The Customs and Border Protection is relocating its headquarters. The general services administration for the Homeland Security Agency has inked a lease to take 139,377 square feet of office space at One Aviation Plaza in Jamaica, Queens, New York.
The CBP will occupy the first, second, and third, as well as a portion of the fourth floor, representing the space where the Federal Aviation Administration used to operate. CBP will be moving from John F. Kennedy International Airport, where it occupied Building 77.
CBRE brokered the deal for the federal agency, with Vincent LaManna, Richard Freel, Maria Kobe, and Ralph Guiffre representing it on the deal. JLL and New York-based real estate firm Edward J. Minskoff represented the building's ownership.
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