Cushman & Wakefield arranged a 15,542-square-foot lease for the Office of the Appellate Defender (OAD) at 42 Broadway in Downtown Manhattan. The not-for-profit organization will occupy the 14th floor of the building, owned by Cammeby’s International Group and leased by The Lawrence Group. Cammeby’s offers flexible workspace options for tenants of varying sizes across six Manhattan properties, including 42 Broadway.
Carri Lyon, executive managing director and co-chair of Cushman & Wakefield’s National Not-for-Profit Practice Group, and director Jenna Catalo represented the tenant. Building ownership was represented in-house by Brian Siegel and Henri Chalouh of The Lawrence Group.
“After 20 years at 11 Park Place, OAD will be expanding into a quality, custom-built space a few blocks south at 42 Broadway,” said Lyon. “They were drawn to the unique floorplate of the building, as well as the amenities and options for future growth. The move reflects OAD’s continued growth and commitment to serving New York City.”
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