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Another big tenant at 11 Madison Avenue: Yelp moving in

Online company taking the 14th and 16th floors; joins William Morris, Sony in building

From left: Jeremy Stoppelman and 11 Madison Avenue
From left: Jeremy Stoppelman and 11 Madison Avenue

Yelp has signed a 10-year lease at 11 Madison Avenue, a deal that was first reported by The Real Deal.

The online review site will take up 151,200 square feet.

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The deal comes on the heels of the announcement this week that talent agency William Morris Endeavor is also moving into the building. Credit Suisse and Sony have also signed on at 11 Madison.

Alex Sapir and Rotem Rosen of the Sapir Organization, together with the CIM Group, own the building. Only one floor is left to lease in the 2.35 million-square-foot tower.

Yelp will move into the 14th and 16th floors with an average rent around $80 per square foot. Yelp, which is run by Jeremy Stoppelman, will more than double its space in the move. The company currently occupies a 60,000-square-foot space at 100-104 Madison Avenue. [NYP] — Claire Moses