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Posted: February 27, 2024
The Moinian Group inks 4,500 s/f lease with Teremana Tequila
Manhattan, NY The Moinian Group signed a 4,500 s/f, five-year lease with Siete Bucks Spirits, the producer of Teremana Tequila, a New York-based, small batch tequila company founded by Dwayne Johnson at 245 Fifth Ave. in the Nomad neighborhood. Teremana will utilize its new space for the company’s U.S. office operations upon move-in into a temporary space in Q1 2024 while the landlord builds out their permanent space.
A Cushman & Wakefield team of Ron LoRusso, Pierce Hance, Harley Dalton and Peter Kerans represented the landlord. Yossi Capland of Compass represented the tenant.
“We’re thrilled to welcome Teremana to the robust and varied roster of businesses at 245 Fifth Avenue as we continue expanding upon the facets of business operating across the property,” said Omar Sozkesen, vice president of commercial leasing at The Moinian Group. “The building’s unparalleled location and amenity offerings continue to attract best-in-class tenants that are seeking newly built, high-end and turnkey spaces.”
Founded in 2020 by Dwayne Johnson, Teremana Tequila is a super-premium, hand-crafted, small-batch tequila that is made in the Jalisco Highlands region of Mexico. Distilled at the family owned Destilería, Teremana de Agave and imported by Siesta Bucks Spirits, Teremana is dedicated to creating high-quality, responsibly sourced tequila that brings people together.
Upon move-in, Teremana will join the property’s existing and esteemed roster of current tenants operating within the space including Valley National Bank, Wednesday, The Institute for Integrative Nutrition and Elite Models.
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