BXP has announced that law firm Goodwin has signed a lease spanning approximately 250,000 square feet at 200 Fifth Avenue in Flatiron, Manhattan. Originally completed in 1909 and once known as the “Toy Center,” the building underwent a renovation in 2008 and achieved LEED Gold Core & Shell certification in 2010. The property is located adjacent to Madison Square Park between West 22nd and 23rd Streets.
200 Fifth Avenue stands 14 stories tall and spans approximately 870,000 square feet. Amenities at the building include outdoor terraces, a private courtyard on the second floor, and access to a rooftop deck. The building is owned by a joint venture between BXP, which holds a 27 percent stake and serves as the managing member, and institutional investors advised by J.P. Morgan Asset Management, which hold the remaining 73 percent.
Photograph of 200 Fifth Avenue, courtesy of BXP
Transit nearby 200 Fifth Avenue includes subway stations served by the N, R, W, 6, F, and M trains.
“By choosing to relocate to 200 Fifth Avenue, we are placing ourselves at the epicenter of New York’s innovation ecosystem,” said Janet Andolina, chair of Goodwin’s New York office. “The Flatiron District offers an unparalleled experience with its vibrant neighborhood providing the ideal setting for creative collaboration and meaningful client engagement. It embodies the entrepreneurial spirit and creative energy of our clients, qualities that exemplify our firm culture.”
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