New York & Tri-State + Downtown New York + Office | December 12, 2022

Law firm Crowell & Moring LLP will occupy approximately 71,000 square feet in a relocation to Brookfield Properties’ Two Manhattan West

Law Firm Crowell & Moring Leases 71K SF at 2 Manhattan West

International law firm Crowell & Moring LLP will move its New York City office to Brookfield Properties’ Two Manhattan West. The firm will occupy approximately 71,000 square feet on two floors of the 58-story office tower, now 76% leased ahead of its scheduled completion in spring 2023.

“The strong leasing momentum we have seen at Manhattan West, and across our New York portfolio broadly, is a clear testament to the top-tier quality, locations and amenities of our buildings which offer world-class office environments for our tenants,” said Duncan McCuaig, EVP, leasing, Brookfield Properties.

Crowell & Moring was represented by a JLL team consisting of Michael Berg, Barbara Winter and Thomas Doughty. Brookfield Properties was represented in-house by McCuaig, Hayley Shoener and PJ Massey, and by Cushman & Wakefield’s Bruce Mosler, Robert Lowe, Josh Kuriloff, Ethan Silverstein, Matthias Li and Nicholas Dysenchuk.

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