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CommonWealth Partners and CBRE complete 10,000 s/f office lease for Fireblocks at 441 Ninth Ave.

New York, NY CBRE completed the first new lease at 441 Ninth Ave., the 700,000 s/f 25-story tower, since CommonWealth Partners acquired the property in December for $1.033 billion. Fireblocks, a leading digital asset and crypto technology firm, signed a 10,000 s/f office lease for new pre-built space on the 15th floor of the property.

CBRE’s Evan Haskell leads the team spearheading leasing at 441 Ninth Ave. on behalf of CommonWealth Partners. The CBRE team of Rocco Laginestra and Rob Wizenberg represented Fireblocks in the lease negotiations. 

“441 Ninth Ave. is one of the city’s most advanced office towers and one of only four office buildings in NYC that have achieved LEED Platinum status,” said Haskell. “The building is a beacon for wellness and sustainability, with advanced air filtration, multiple outdoor spaces, and exceptional light and views.”
 
441 Ninth Ave. pairs the adaptive reuse of an existing brick factory building with a modern glass overbuild. The Class A office tower offers efficient, flexible space with high ceilings, natural light, breathtaking views and innovative technology. In addition, 441 Ninth Ave. achieves dramatic sustainability benchmarks, synthesizing brand new infrastructure with enhanced air quality and 14 separate outdoor terraces to meet the LEED Platinum standard.

Fitness giant Peloton and rideshare innovator Lyft anchor 441 Ninth’s office tenancy. The property is richly amenitized, offering tenant lounges, a café/coffee bar, bike room, and outdoor space totaling nearly 30,000 s/f. A large conference center and lounge is staffed with a building concierge, and offers numerous technology-enabled conference rooms of various sizes, including a large multi-purpose room that can accommodate meetings for over 100 people and multiple lounge areas providing tenants a great place to host events, accommodate overflow conferencing or use as touchdown lounge space. 

Flexible floorplates of 16,000 to 50,000 s/f of nearly column-free space with ceiling heights of 14 to 28 feet offer intentionally democratized space for every tenant to enjoy a premier experience.

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