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Posted: November 10, 2026
AT&T renews 6,623 s/f storefront space at Rudin’s 3 Times Square
Manhattan, NY Rudin has brokered a lease with AT&T for a five-year extension of its retail lease at 3 Times Square, Rudin’s 30-story, 925,000 s/f tower in Midtown.
AT&T, one of the world’s largest telecommunications companies, occupies a 6,623 s/f Times Square location that includes a ground-floor storefront on Seventh Ave. between 42nd and 43rd St. and lower-level space. The renewal follows Rudin’s lease with global jewelry brand, Pandora, which will open a store at street level later this year.
“Times Square remains one of the world’s most dynamic and heavily-trafficked retail corridors in the world, and AT&T’s renewed commitment at 3 Times Square reinforces its spot at the center of it all,” said Kevin Daly, vice president of commercial leasing at Rudin.
“Extending our lease at 3 Times Square reflects AT&T’s long-term commitment to New York City and to serving customers in one of the world’s most vibrant commercial districts,” said Keron Incarnato, AT&T vice president and general manager for the Northeast. “This location keeps us connected to the people, businesses and visitors who power the city, while giving customers a convenient place to explore the latest devices, services and connectivity solutions.”
Rudin was represented in-house by Daly and Craig Panzirer, Senior Vice President, Head of Office Leasing. AT&T was represented by Loren Baron of CBRE.
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