NEW YORK CITY—Located across the street from the quintessential NYC property, the space had been occupied since 1933.

NEW YORK CITY—The capital—which will be used to buy a nine-story, prewar property in the East 90s—also will go toward a renovation.

AUSTIN, TX—The metro has been adding a lot of jobs but also apartments, and though much of the new supply is being absorbed, the slowdown in construction for 2017 would come as a welcome relief.

HOUSTON—The landlord was able to implement a leasing strategy to provide expansion space that would accommodate SABIC's recent growth in the Houston market and immediate need at the property.