Jeff Bezos’ tech and retailing behemoth is in talks to lease all of HSBC’s 350,000 square feet at 452 Fifth Ave. when the bank moves to The Spiral next year, sources said.
Amazon , which recently told 350,000 employees it wants them all back in the office five days a week, apparently needs more room for them.
Amazon is negotiating with tower owner PBC, an Israeli real estate giant. Different teams of JLL brokers are working both sides of the talks but none could be reached for comment. The tower recently attracted several new tenants, including private equity firm 17Capital, which took 16,298 square feet early this year.Sundry Photography – stock.adobe.com
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