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The search engine activated its option to take over an additional 60,000 sf of office space at its current location at 85 10th Avenue.

The mixed-use, 6-story building, steps from Google headquarters in Chelsea, sold for $14.1 million.

Google transferred three commercial properties to its parent company for $1.8 billion.

The search giant signed a 15-year lease.

The technology company signed a lease.

The hospital signed a 15-year lease extension for an outpatient cancer care facility.

The advertising agency signed a lease renewal, the New York Post reported.

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 two buildings sold for $173 million, or $648 per square foot. The 635 Sixth address was previously home to Apex Technical School, and 641 Sixth has tenants such as Google.

The advertising firm signed a lease renewal, the Commercial Observer reported.

The property sold in an all-cash transaction for $1.77 billion. The Internet giant will occupy about 550,000 square feet of the building's space.

The search engine giant signed a lease to expand in the building, where the company already occupies about 300,000 square feet.

The search engine giant signed a lease in a building directly across the street from its existing offices at 76 Ninth Avenue.

The interactive advertising division of Seattle-based aQuantive took space formerly occupied by Google. The move is part of an effort to consolidate the firm's 300 New York City employees into a single office.

Newly established music company takes space after losing out to Google at 111 Eighth Avenue.

The search engine company closed on the lease in November. It will vacate 100,000 square feet at 1440 Broadway.

Doubles space to 102,000 sf in building

Google now occupies a total of 46,272 sf in building