Uber Technologies has inked a lease expansion deal to increase its 3 World Trade Center office building presence.

CBRE's latest Downtown Manhattan office report for February noted that the ride-sharing giant secured another 44,110 square feet at the property. In 2019, Uber originally signed a lease at 3 World Trade to take 307,390 square feet. The new deal now gives the San Francisco-based firm a total of 351,500 square feet to work with at the building.

First completed in 2018 by developer Silverstein Properties, 3 World Trade at 250 Greenwich Street offers 2.5 million square feet of space. The 80-story building is powered 100 percent by renewable energy, features floor-to-ceiling glass, and has column-free floor plates. Along with Uber, GroupM, Kelley Drye & Warren LLP, and Diageo are some other notable tenants at the property. Additionally, the building houses more than 13,000 office workers, and includes 12 accessible subway lines.

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