A decade ago, Hudson Square was not even a neighborhood, just a printing district on the wane with Soho expats moving into many of the soaring brick loft buildings. It was an unglamorous cobblestone neighborhood north of the Holland Tunnel where garbage trucks and tour buses frequently idled.
Since then, new super-luxe condos and even Read More
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Horizon Media, a marketing firm with a mission “to create the most meaningful brand connections within the lives of people everywhere,” is consolidating its three New York City offices and 400 local employees at One Hudson Square.
“This new headquarters in NYC will bring all Read More
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TED Talks, those 18-minute star-studded lectures on everything from how the mind works to saving the world, may have gotten started in Monterey, Calif., but lately the private, nonprofit foundation TED takes the show just about everywhere, from Tanzania to Oxford. The foundation’s Manhattan base, meanwhile, is adding its name to Read More
When Queen Anne of England bestowed Trinity Church with a large land grant in 1705, the aim was to establish an Anglican foothold in the New World, not a commercial hub for New York City’s creative underclass.
But with 6 million square feet of property situated, lucratively, in what is now considered Read More
Forgive us, but green really is the new black. How else to explain that, while the rest of the media landscape looks like a bombed out wasteland, the Nature Publishing Group is actually expanding its offices at One Hudson Square.
According to a release sent out this morning, the group, which "publishes journals and Read More
And, finally, Newsweek has a home.
After months of hemming-and-hawing with a move to the Financial District, Newsweek is offically moving a little farther north to 395 Hudson Street in Hudson Square. They’ll be packing into an increasingly crowded media neighborhood, moving alongside New York Magazine, Clear Channel, Viacom, Miramax, NPR and CBS Read More
Dish Network – whose 10 satellites beam Free Speech TV, the Military Network, and countless other channels to boob-tubes around the world – is coming to Hudson Square.
The network signed a six-year lease for the fifth and sixth floors (that’s 28,954 square feet) in 185 Varick Street, at King Street, in an edifice Read More
The New York Review of Books is officially moving out of 1755 Broadway, joining in the stream of media firms to Hudson Square. The 45-year-old biweekly has signed a lease for 15,049 square feet at Trinity Real Estate’s 435 Hudson Street, at the northern reaches of the district.
The Review has been Read More
The marketing firm Kirshenbaum Bond & Partners has leased 16,000 square feet at 10 Hudson Square, expanding its operations in an area increasingly defined by a presence of media firms.
Hudson Square, just west of SoHo, is dominated by the unlikely real estate giant Trinity Church, which owns six million square feet in the Read More
