In the largest Plaza District new office space transaction in over a year, WeWork has leased seven full floors of office space at Charles Cohen’s 750 Lexington Avenue. Marc Horowitz, Senior Vice President and National Director of Office Leasing for Cohen Brothers Realty Corporation, represented the landlord in the 15-year lease of 115,000 s/f. Asking rent for the space in the tower, also known as International Plaza, was $80 per square foot. No outside brokers were involved. MARC HOROWITZ The deal continues WeWork’s growing love affair with the upscale Plaza District, which began in 2016 when the fast growing collaborative workspace provider leased four floors containing 60,000 square feet at Charles S. Cohen’s Tower 57, the distinctive 32-story high-rise at 135 East 57th Street. WeWork has since grown that space into nine floors comprising over 125,000 square feet. The growing Cohen/WeWork real estate relationship is not limited just to New York’s Plaza District. Last year, in another transaction orchestrated by Horowitz, WeWork leased 70,000 square feet of offices at Cohen’s RedBuilding at the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood. In all, WeWork has leased over 310,000 square feet of office space in Cohen properties on both coasts during the past 21 months. The 31-story skyscraper at 750 Lexington Avenue was designed by architect Helmut Jahn. It occupies the entirely westerly blockfront of Lexington Avenue between 59th and 60th Streets, directly across from Bloomingdales department store. According to Horowitz, the building is now over 95 percent leased, with only a spattering of units ranging from 2,000 to 5,000 square feet still available.
Office space provider WeWork has leased 115,000 sq ft over seven floors on a 15-year lease in the International Plaza tower , based at 750 Lexington Avenue in Plaza District . The lease was provided at $ 80 per square foot. It's the second lease Cohen/WeWork signed at a Charles S. Cohen building after it took 135 sq ft over 135 floors at the International Plaza tower on 135 East 57th Street, which it later increased to 125,000 sq ft over nine floors.