The sustainability company inked a sublease for part of the 4th floor of the West Village building.

The accounting firm signed a lease for the entire 40th floor.

The media company signed a lease.

The casting agency signed a lease.

The law firm expanded its space to now occupy a total of 45,000 sf in the building.

The engineering firm signed a lease.

The 126-year-old furniture company signed a relocation lease.

The media conglomerate signed a sub-sublease from Twitter for Billboard Magazine and The Hollywood Reporter office space.

The online real estate database company signed a lease on the ninth floor.

The bank signed a sublease on the 15th floor, the New York Observer reported.

The science public radio talk show signed a seven-year lease for part of the fourth floor.

The cable broadcasting company signed a 10-year lease for the entire sixth floor. The tenant is relocating from 205 East 42nd Street.

The online search giant signed a sublease for 58,523 square feet on the fifth floor and took 25,000 square feet on the sixth and seventh floors in a direct lease with the landlord, Jamestown.

The global research company signed a 16-year lease for the entire fourth floor. The tenant is relocating from Chelsea Market at 75 Ninth Avenue.

The life insurance and financial services firm signed a 10-year lease, Crain's reported. The deal doubles the tenant's footprint in the building.

The South Korean cosmetics company signed a 10-year lease.

The online retail company signed an expansion lease, bringing its total occupancy in the building to 92,493 square feet, the New York Post reported.

The cloud computer services provider signed a seven-year lease. The tenant is relocating from 156 West 56th Street.

The advertising technology firm signed a five-year lease on the 14th floor.