
ESRT filled the last vacancy at 111 W. 33rd Street with a 26,100-sq-ft Instacart lease in Q2, pushing the building to 100% occupancy. A separate 7,100-sq-ft lease with Hansa was also signed.
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Empire State Realty Trust (ESRT) filled the last vacancy at 111 W. 33rd Street. The company said Monday it signed a 26,100-square-foot office lease with Instacart during the second quarter, pushing the building to 100% leased.
A separate 7,100-square-foot lease was signed with Hansa, the company said. Neither tenant's move-in date was disclosed.
The Instacart deal marks a notable lease for a Midtown South office asset at a time when Manhattan's office market remains split between high-demand Class A space and older buildings that are losing tenants. ESRT's portfolio is concentrated in Midtown and includes the Empire State Building.
The company did not disclose the lease term or rental rate for either agreement.
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