The retailer will join O'Melveny & Myers, Heller EhrmanWhite & McAuliff, Manatt Phelps & Phillips, ClarendonNational Insurance, Pitney Hardin Kipp & Szuch, Condon &Forsyth, and a number of smaller firms in Boston Properties secondarea project. Its 1.1-million-sf 5 Times Square is the home ofErnst & Young.
Ann Taylor was represented by David Goldstein, executivemanaging director, Mitchell Steir, chairman and CEO, and MatthewBarlow, executive vice president of Studley. Boston Properties wasrepresented by John Powers, president, tri-state region, PeterTurchin, and Timothy Gibson of CB Richard Ellis.
"Their choice of this building further solidifies Times Squareas the business location of choice for firms wanting to be at theforefront of their industry," says Robert Selsam, SVP and managerof the New York region of Boston Properties.
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