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Two down, five to go. As it continues to cut costs, Condé Nast has secured another subtenant for one of the seven floors at...

The last portion of Conde Nast’s old space at 4 Times Square will soon be home to a trading floor. The Durst Organization announced...

With companies like Condé Nast and Liberty Mutual Insurance looking to sublet hundreds of thousands of square feet of office space, Lower Manhattan is...

Condé Nast will put 350,000 square feet – a third of its space at One World Trade Center – on the sublease market as...

Condé Nast’s 1 million-square-foot lease at One World Trade Center in 2011 heralded Lower Manhattan’s post-9/11 revival. But now, the media giant is considering...

Condé Nast may be the most famous tenant at 1 World Trade Center, but plenty of smaller companies are signing leases at the building...

Condé Nast is taking a bite out of Industry City. The publishing giant signed a lease for 6,356 square feet at the Sunset Park...

Alert the media! Sandow Media just agreed to sublease more than 40,000 square feet from Condé Nast at 101 Park Avenue. The publisher of...

Condé Nast’s windows at One World Trade Center are so dirty, the company can barely see the incredible views that came with its $1.9...

The Durst Organization just plugged another big hole in the vacancy at 4 Times Square left behind by Conde Nast. The landlord signed fintech...

Interest for office space at Durst Organization’s 4 Times Square seems to be picking up following the high-profile departure of anchor tenant Conde Nast.

Financial securities firm ICAP finalized a deal to take the first chunk of the former Conde Nast space at the Durst Organization’s 4 Times...

UPDATED: April 12, 11:00 a.m.: The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has paid more than $48 million to date for the former Condé...

Publishing giant Condé Nast is subletting 50,000 square feet of its space at SL Green Realty’s 711 Third Avenue. Strategic Financial Solutions, which offers...

The Durst Organization’s 4 Times Square office tower won’t be reeling from the departure of anchor tenant Condé Nast much longer, with the landlord...

Although financial firms filled the original twin towers, One and Four World Trade Center are attracting a new breed of tenants: technology, media and advertising companies....

The rat plague at Conde Nast’s new One World Trade Center offices is only getting worse.

Technology, advertising and media companies are moving to Downtown Manhattan in increasingly large numbers.

November 3. It’s a date.

The migration of 2,300 Condé Nast employees to 1 WTC will leave a gaping hole in the incomes of some Midtown businesses. As a...