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Savanna and Anastacia achieve full office occupancy at 799 Bdwy. with 22,531 s/f lease

Manhattan, NY Savanna along with its partner Anastacia have completed a 22,531 s/f office lease at 799 Broadway, bringing the office component of the class A property to 100% occupancy. 799 Bdwy. is owned in partnership with Anastacia

The tenant signed a 12-year lease for the entire third floor of the 12-story building, located at the corner of Bdwy. and East 11th St. in Greenwich Village.

The transaction marks a milestone for Savanna and Anastacia, partners in the ownership of 799 Bdwy., which acquired the 177,000 s/f mixed-use property in November 2024.

The tenant was represented by Cushman & Wakefield’s Evan Algier, David Mainthow, Michael Montesi and Nick Masi. Savanna was represented by JLL’s Benjamin Bass, Mitchell Konsker and Thomas Swartz.

“Achieving full office occupancy at 799 Bdwy. is a tremendous accomplishment for both Savanna and our partner, Anastacia, and a testament to the quality of the asset, its exceptional location and the strength of demand for best-in-class office space,” said Brian Reiver, chief real estate officer at Savanna. “When we acquired the property together, we recognized the opportunity to build upon an already strong foundation and create one of downtown Manhattan’s premier office destinations. Completing the office lease-up validates that shared vision and reinforces the continued appeal of thoughtfully designed, highly amenitized workplaces.”

Delivered in 2022, 799 Bdwy. features 15-ft. ceiling heights, floor-to-ceiling glass, private terraces, modern wellness amenities and direct access to the Union Square and Greenwich Village neighborhoods. The building is home to a roster of leading companies spanning finance, technology, venture capital and professional services.

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