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Winton Capital leaves Seagram Building for 315 PAS

Hedge fund to take 35K sf at Columbia Property Trust tower

315 Park Ave South in NoMad (inset from top: Winton Capital's David Harding and Columbia Property Trust's Nelson Mills)
315 Park Ave South in NoMad (inset from top: Winton Capital's David Harding and Columbia Property Trust's Nelson Mills)

U.K.-based hedge fund Winton Capital is relocating from the Seagram Building to 315 Park Avenue South in Midtown South.

The investment firm signed a 10-year lease for 34,844 square feet at Columbia Property Trust’s [TRData] under-renovation office tower, according to the Wall Street Journal. Columbia CEO Nelson Mills said the move was a “badge of honor” for 315 Park.

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Winton will have a private elevator, lobby and elevators in the 328,193-square-foot building. The asking rent for the space was $105 per square foot.

Columbia, a real estate investment trust, paid $375 million to buy the 20-story pre-war Building From Spear Street Capital in 2014. L&L Holding Company manages the proeprty and handles leasing services.

Spear Street bought the building in 2013 from Craig Nassi’s BCN Development for $250 million.
Columbia has also reeled in new tenants including Equinox, which is taking 44,000 square feet, and Fullscreen, a YouTube channel aggregator that’s taking 17,000 square feet.  Oracle Corp. plans to expand its footprint there, as well. [WSJ, 3rd] — E.B. Solomont

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