The creative company signed a 10-year lease.

The company signed a full-floor lease.

The tech company signed a lease.

The public relations firm signed a long-term lease renewal. The company has been a tenant in the building for more than 15 years.

The corporate branding firm signed a lease renewal.

The Mexican chain signed an eight-year lease for its Manhattan offices.

The nonprofit signed a lease for the entire third and sixth floors.

The clothing retailer signed a 10-year lease extension.

The entertainment company signed a five-year lease.

The Thai eatery signed a lease. The reported asking rent was $100 per square foot.

The architectural lighting design firm signed an eight-year lease renewal for the entire sixth floor.

The insurance brokerage firm subleased space on part of the third floor for four years. The company relocated from 1430 Broadway.

The photography studio inked a lease.

The public relations company signed a lease renewal.

The electronic security products retailer inked a 10-year lease in the 25-story, 390,000-square-foot building, which is now 100 percent occupied.

The corporate communications firm, which specializes in economic development and tourism marketing, inked a 10-year lease for the entire 10th floor of the 20-story, 300,000-square-foot property.

Non-studio DVD distributor takes entire ninth floor, moves from 126 Fifth Avenue.

Media monitoring organization renews its lease for the entire 16th floor.

Financial services firm moves from 26 West 17th Street, takes full floor.

Online ad agency subleases space.

Financial services firm moves from 26 West 17th Street, takes full floor.

Sublease after EOS's relocation to 41 Madison Avenue.

Architectural glass manufacturer takes space for its first Manhattan showroom.

Procter & Gamble's first global cosmetics creative design director will oversee the company's cosmetics lines worldwide from this location.