Silver, Sciacca and Rubin of NKF lease 64,000 s/f at L&L Holding's 195 Broadway
The Knot Inc. has leased 64,000 s/f for its new corporate headquarters at 195 Broadway.
The company, which expects to relocate from its present offices at 462 Broadway in Soho this fall, will occupy the entire 25th floor and half of the 24th floor at the distinctive 29-story, one-million s/f building, which is owned by L&L Holding Co., LLC. The lease brings 195 Broadway to 90% occupancy.
Robert Silver, Anthony Sciacca and Neil Rubin of Newmark Knight Frank represented The Knot while Simon Wasserberger and Andrew Wiener represented the building's ownership.
Founded in 1996, the company's family of brands includes TheKnot.com and WeddingChannel.com, the top two wedding planning resources reaching millions of engaged couples each year, TheNest.com, a hip lifestyle website for young couples planning their lives together, and TheBump.com, a resource for expectant and first-time parents. For more information on The Knot Inc., visit www.theknotinc.com.
Founded in 2000, Manhattan-based L&L Holding Company, LLC is a privately owned real estate investment company with a current portfolio in excess of 5.5 million square feet of office space primarily in Manhattan. For more information on L&L, visit their website www.ll-holding.com.
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