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Platinum Commercial facilitates 3,626 s/f lease at 30 Wall St.

Manhattan, NY Platinum Commercial has completed its third office lease at 30 Wall St.

Emerging Markets Ltd. signed a five-year lease for 3,626 s/f at an asking rate of $51 per s/f. A brand-new prebuilt space on a fully renovated floor, combined with proximity to their current office, was a primary driver in the tenant’s decision to lease at 30 Wall. Steven Evans, managing partner of Platinum Commercial, represented the tenant. Evans, alongside Emre Bozkurt, Joseph Zalta, Brian Peer, and Eric Meyer of Platinum Commercial, represented the landlord.

“30 Wall Street’s iconic location at the crossroads of global finance continues to attract strong financial services tenants,” said Evans. “This deal demonstrates how quickly transactions can move when pricing and execution are aligned. We’re proud to welcome Emerging Markets Ltd. to one of Lower Manhattan’s most recognized addresses.”

Emerging Markets Ltd. is a New York-based financial services firm specializing in foreign exchange across developing and frontier markets. Founded in 1993 and headquartered in the Financial District, the privately held company serves institutional clients, including government agencies, multinational corporations, NGOs, and global banks, by providing spot FX execution, currency swaps, and risk management solutions. With decades of international experience, the firm is known for its expertise in navigating complex and less-liquid currency markets globally.

Originally constructed in the early 20th century, 30 Wall St. blends historic architectural character with modern upgrades, offering efficient layouts and access to major transportation lines including the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, J, and Z trains.

30 Wall St. is exclusively represented by Platinum Commercial.

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