The e-commerce giant will occupy 304,000 square feet of space.

The two's initial target will be scattered across various national regions.

Most of the financing ($80 million) comes via a bridge loan.

The developer recently acquired the site for $160 million.

The eight-story building features 340 apartments.

The building served as the former headquarters of Pepsi-Cola.

The property was 94 percent leased, as of the item of the purchase.

More than 500 of the company's 1,650 lawyers are based in New York.