Looking Glass builds fiber-rich optical networks in major metroareas, offering rapidly delivered lit bandwidth, dark fiber andcollocation services. The 50 Dey St. location houses a switch sitefor the company.
A Manhattan-based venture of Morgan Stanley Real Estate Funds,MetroNexus Group acquired 50 Dey St. in 2000. In the process ofconverting it for telecom use, the company invested $8 million inits power infrastructure.
Sean Brady and Ed Duenas of Cushman & Wakefield of NewJersey, East Rutherford, represented MetroNexus in negotiating thelong-term transaction. Brendan Callahan of Equis Corp., New York,served as the broker for Looking Glass Networks.
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