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Lois Weiss

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Sep 29, 2026
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Jul 8, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Lois Weiss

    British Luxury Brand JW Anderson to Open at SoHo’s 138 Wooster Street (opens the original)

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    British luxury fashion label JW Anderson has leased 4,500 square feet at 138 Wooster Street in Manhattan’s SoHo neighborhood for its first stand-alone U.S. store, Commercial Observer has learned. Founded in 2008 by Jonathan Anderson — the newly appointed creative director of Dior and a two-time British Fashion Awards Designer of the Year recipient — the influential fashion label is staking out a claim in a highly sought-after part of SoHo at a time when quality retail space in the neighborhood i

  2. Article · Aug 11, 2026 · Lois Weiss

    AI Wealth Management Platform Vise Grabs 12K SF at 50 Ninth Avenue (opens the original)

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    Artificial intelligence-powered wealth management platform Vise is moving from SoHo to 50 Ninth Avenue in the Meatpacking District, where it will quadruple its office space to 11,949 square feet. The space spans the second floor of several combined historic townhomes along the Ninth Avenue frontage and therefore has dramatic, over 20 foot-high pitched ceilings and an atrium outdoor garden. Rob Kluge and Brandon Charnas of Current Real Estate Advisors represented the tenant in the 10-year lease.

  3. Article · Aug 7, 2026 · Lois Weiss

    Polymarket Bets On a Second Floor at Manhattan’s 78 Crosby Street (opens the original)

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    Predication and betting site Polymarket has doubled its footprint at 78 Crosby Street to 12,700 square feet, adding the fourth floor to the space it already leases on the fifth floor. Polymarket has been headquartered at the Lower Manhattan building since 2023. Its original lease for 6,350 square feet was also extended, with both deals now terminating in a future year that was not disclosed. The tenant was represented by Emilie Goldman of JLL, while property owner Milkystar was represented by Ni

  4. Article · Jul 20, 2026 · Lois Weiss

    BXP Selling 7 Times Square Ground Lease (opens the original)

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    In a test of the appetite for Times Square offices, BXP has hired Will Silverman and Gary Phillips at Eastdil Secured to market the 7 Times Square ground lease, Commercial Observer has learned. BXP expects to ask from $700 million to $750 million. A source close to the deal said the price will be just north of $700 million. That price is just over the $684 million Norges Bank Investment Management paid in 2013 for a 45 percent stake in the primarily Class A office property, which then revalued t

  5. Article · Jul 8, 2026 · Lois Weiss

    Chinese Camera Company Insta360 to Open Store in Times Square (opens the original)

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    Insta360, a China-based global optics and camera company, has signed its first U.S. lease for a 1,100-square-foot store at 1515 Broadway in Manhattan’s Times Square, Commercial Observer has learned. The world’s No. 1 360-degree camera brand, which is a direct competitor to the popular GoPro brand, has been used for purposes ranging from undersea exploring to documenting sustainable outer space adventures. The company expects to open its new Times Square shop in August or September, where it will

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