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Posted: September 29, 2026
Rudin to welcome Corpay at 560 Lexington
Manhattan, NY Rudin inked a new 11-year office lease with Corpay, Inc.’s. Cross-Border business at 560 Lexington Ave., its 22-story office tower in the Plaza District. Corpay Cross-Border Solutions, which specializes in foreign exchange, global payments and risk management, will relocate its headquarters to 560 Lexington this fall. The company will occupy a 17,778 s/f prebuilt space spanning the entire 17th floor of the 380,000 s/f building.
“Corpay’s commitment to 560 Lexington demonstrates the continued allure of the Plaza District and further validates our investments in our portfolio’s amenity and pre-build programs. Given these ongoing efforts, only minor modifications to a prebuilt floor were needed to meet Corpay’s requirements. This allowed us to accommodate their accelerated timeline for move-in, which was a big factor in getting the deal done,” said Kevin Daly, vice president of office leasing at Rudin.
Jacob Rosenthal and Kevin Carroll of CBRE represented Corpay. Rudin was represented in-house by Kevin Daly and a CBRE team of Peter Turchin, Brett Shannon, Eric Deutsch and Lauren Levy.
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