This comes as supply pressures are expected to ease in the market.

Manhattan's largest office landlord is now projected to see record leasing in the first quarter.

There were just two deals that exceeded 100,000 square feet last month.

The company's strategy has involved investing in buildings before making them greener, with hopes of making them more profitable.

However, slower hiring could push vacancy up in 2026.

The portfolio is largely concentrated in the U.S., with four of the seven parks located in the Midwest.

The latest extension snags the ride-sharing giant an extra 86,071 square feet at the property.

The assets are located across the Northeast and Southeast.