SAN FRANCISCO—Those who follow @GlobeStcom onTwitter and @GlobeStLIVEmay have seen a post teasing the announcement, but GlobeSt.com haslearned that LinkedIn has signed a lease for theentire 26-story building under construction at 222 Second St. Therehas been speculation for quite a while who would fill that space, as GlobeSt.compreviously reported, and now we have the answer.

The City's Office of Economic and Workforce Developmentestimates that the nearly 450,000 square feet of office space canaccommodate approximately 2,500 jobs in San Francisco, said SanFrancisco Mayor Edwin M. Lee in making the announcement today. “Asa national leader in job creation, San Francisco is the perfecthome for a company that is connecting people to jobs, and I ampleased that LinkedIn is significantly expanding their presencehere,” said Mayor Lee. “LinkedIn's decision to grow in theInnovation Capital of the World demonstrates, once again, investorconfidence in our City.”

Tishman Speyer Co-CEOs JerrySpeyer and Rob Speyer, says that they arepleased to welcome LinkedIn to its roster of tenants. “Ourobjective is to build the very best, sustainable office propertiesin the best cities around the globe, meeting the high quality spaceneeds of leading organizations. We have had great results inSan Francisco, successfully delivering signature office andresidential properties to the market in the past several years,with more on the way.”

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