Apple takes over more NYC office space from Macy’s
Apple has expanded its New York City offices and is now taking up ten floors of 11 Penn Plaza in a deal that sees it occupying space vacated by Macy’s.
Apple first bought space in 11 Penn Plaza, near Madison Square Garden, in February 2020. At the time, it leased 220,000 square feet for office space, which saw it occupying floors 11 through 14.
There was also an option for it to have space on the floors 9 and 10, which it took up in November 2020 by subleasing it from Macy’s. Now according to Commercial Observer, Apple will occupy ten whole floors.
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