Knotel has tripled the amount of space it is leasing at 110 William Street as it seeks to scale up its presence in Manhattan’s financial district. The company will lease about 50,000 square feet on a floor that was once occupied by Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan Chase. WeWork is also expanding in the area, signing a lease on 200,000 sq ft at 199 Water Street last month, and it is reportedly in discussions over 100,000 sq ft at 120 Broadway.
Knotel has tripled the amount of space it is leasing at 110 William Street as it seeks to scale up its presence in Manhattan’s financial district. The WeWork contender is taking an additional 81,000 sq ft, taking its floor plate to 117,000 sq ft. WeWork is also expanding in the area, signing a lease on 200,000 sq ft at 199 Water Street last month, and it is reportedly in discussions over 100,000 sq ft at 120 Broadway.