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MetLife wants to sublet 3 Bryant Park office space

Insurer is moving all offices to 200 Park Avenue South

3 Bryant Park in Midtown (inset: Bruce Mosler)
3 Bryant Park in Midtown (inset: Bruce Mosler)

Following its decision to consolidate all of its New York City offices in its namesake tower at 200 Park Avenue South, MetLife is looking to sublet 400,000 square feet in 3 Bryant Park.

The building, also known as 1095 Sixth Aveneu, was purchased by Ivanhoé Cambridge and partner Callahan Capital for $2.2 billion earlier this year, and contains 1.2 million square feet total.

Metlife hopes to sublet floors 13 to 20, 23, and 39 to 41 along with a private ground-floor lobby across from Bryant Park, the New York Post reported.

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The insurer will move to 500,000 total square feet in 200 Park Avenue South in 2017.

Cushman & Wakefield’s Bruce Mosler, John Cefaly, Robert Lowe and Ethan Silverstein are marketing the Bryant Park spot.

“There is an opportunity for great branding and we will command top rents,” said Mosler. [NYP] — Tess Hofmann

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