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Salesforce.com, quadrupling its space, signs for 74k square feet in Midtown

From left: Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff, Gus Field of Cushman & Wakefield and 685 Third Avenue (credit: PropertyShark)

Salesforce.com has inked a 10-year, 74,349-square-foot lease at TIAA-CREF’s 685 Third Avenue, the New York Post reported. The the cloud-computing company was first reported to be on the verge of signing the lease in June.

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The deal marks a major expansion for the firm, which currently has 16,350 square feet at 2 Grand Central. Asking rent ticked in at $60 per square foot.  The lease was negotiated by Gus Field of Cushman & Wakefield for Salesforce.com and Anthony Dattoma, Howard Fiddle, Zachary Freeman and Molly Concannon of CBRE Group.

Pfizer previously owned the building. TIAA purchased it for $190 million two years ago and began a facelift for a new lobby, elevators And The Adjacent Plaza. The exact cost of the renovations was not disclosed, but sources to the Post valued it at over $10 million. [Post] — Zachary Kussin

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