Pangram Labs signs 6,000 s/f lease at 25 Flatbush Ave.

Brooklyn, NY Platinum Commercial has secured a new lease at 25 Flatbush Ave. in downtown with Pangram Labs, a leader in AI detection technology. The company has signed a three-year lease at the property to continue to scale operations following a recent $10 million fundraising round.

Marking Platinum Commercial’s expanding footprint into Brooklyn, Pangram Labs signed a lease for 6,000 s/f of office space, where the company will occupy the entire top floor of the building. Asking rents at the property start at $38 per s/f. Jess Prichard and Steven Evans of Platinum Commercial represented the tenant, while David Ratner represented the landlord. Pangram Labs is expected to occupy its new space on July 15, 2026.

“Downtown Brooklyn has evolved into a hub for innovative, high-growth companies, particularly in emerging sectors like AI,” said Jess Prichard of Platinum Commercial. “Pangram Labs represents the next generation of technology firms prioritizing dynamic mixed-use environments like what is available at 25 Flatbush Avenue as part of their growth strategy. Securing this space positions the company to continue to scale within one of New York City’s most dynamic and fast-evolving business districts.”

Pangram Labs builds advanced tools to distinguish between AI-generated and human-written text, helping organizations maintain authenticity across education, media, and business. As generative AI adoption accelerates, the company’s mission is centered on mitigating associated risks while ensuring language technologies remain a positive force. The new office will support Pangram Labs’ continued team growth and advancement of its platform within a centrally connected workplace.

Located near Barclays Center, 25 Flatbush Ave. benefits from proximity to one of the city’s commercial and cultural hubs. The property is situated in Downtown on the border of Fort Greene, near the Atlantic Ave.-Barclays Center transit hub, offering access to the 2, 3, 4, 5, B, D, N, Q, and R subway lines, as well as the Long Island Rail Road via Atlantic Terminal, providing connectivity throughout New York City and beyond.