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Manhattan office leasing declined by as much as 46.5% in the fourth quarter from Q3 levels, according to brokerage reports

Allianz Takes Big Stake in 30 Hudson Yards

Allianz has taken a significant stake in a second Hudson Yards tower, paying $384 million for a 49% interest in a 1.46-million-square-foot office condominium at 30 Hudson Yards. The financial services company has entered into a sale-leaseback agreement as part of a consortium alongside Related Companies and a third-party investor, who have acquired the remainder of the office condo.

The acquisition by Allianz Real Estate follows its $420-million purchase in mid-2016 of a 44% stake in 10 Hudson Yards, the first tower completed at the mega-project on Manhattan’s Far West Side. The 30 Hudson Yards deal makes New York the fifth most significant city for Allianz Real Estate globally, in terms of total exposure.

“30 Hudson Yards is a highly attractive investment opportunity on a long-term view, underpinned by a prime tenant and the very highest environmental and technical standards,” said Christoph Donner, CEO, Allianz Real Estate of America.

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