Four high-volume transactions helped drive the sales.

Brooklyn's $3.48 billion led the way.

The move will allow AT&T to explore redevelopment opportunities.

The figure is higher than any level Savills had listed on its chart, which dates back to 2019.

Supply is starting to fall in the metro area.

The building is 72 percent leased.

The company will continue to invest in "well-connected digital assets across North America," according to the CEO.

This is only the beginning of the recovery in The Big Apple, says Sarah Hawkins.