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New Tenants Bring DivcoWest’s Hudson Square AI Hub to Full Occupancy

DivcoWest announced 325 Hudson St., a multitenant AI tech hub in Hudson Square, has reached 100% occupancy following recent leasing activity. The last remaining space in the 10-story, 220,000-square-foot building was taken up by Flourish, an AI startup, Moment, an AI partner for investment management, and a life sciences enterprise currently in stealth mode.  

“AI innovators are not just settling in San Francisco. New York is clearly the second most popular market in the country with 2.8 million square feet of active AI demand,” said Gregg Walker, president, DivcoWest Real Estate Asset Management.

Paul Amrich, Neil King, Brooke Dewing, and Kelly Tipton of CBRE represented DivcoWest, with Bill Harvey, John Cahill, and Thomas Burrus of JLL serving as life science advisors.  Moment was represented by Josh Berg of Newmark. Flourish was represented by Billy Janetschek, Nicholas Hein, and Matthew Derose of Nomad. The stealth life science tenant was represented by David Stockel and Taylor Walker of CBRE. 

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