DKMSan international nonprofit organization fighting blood cancer and blood disorders, has signed a new office lease in Manhattan’s Financial District.
The organization takes 15,000 square meters on the 14th floor of 115 Broadway. The 22-story building makes up half of the Gothic style Trinity Center owned by Capital Properties and Madison International Realty.
It is unclear whether the deal will move or expand DKMS from the office it is currently registered in 40 Fulton Street, a few blocks east in the Seaport Financial District area. A DKMS spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
CBRE‘s Laurence Briody represented DKMS in the transaction, when a Colliers team from Aidan Campbell, Michael Joseph and JP Howard negotiate on behalf of the landlord.
Meanwhile, in the neighborhood of Trinity Center 111 Broadway, MaryAnne Gilmartin‘s Partner MAG secured a 4,066-square-foot seventh-floor lease. The September deal marked the relocation for the Gilmartin firm from Global Holdings‘ 1250 Broadway Districtaccording to a spokesman.
MAG Partners is represented by The Kaufman Organization‘s Michael Kaufman.
Lease and asking rent terms for either office deal were not disclosed, but Class B office rents in the Financial District averaged $51.91 per square foot in the third quarter of 2026, according to Colliers.
The two fall arrivals at Trinity Center are part of more than 100,000 square feet of leasing activity in 16 transactions recorded at the complex so far this year, according to a Colliers spokeswoman. Work on the complex’s tenant facility center was completed in August, and a collection of prebuilt office suites is on the way.
Other fresh faces include advertisers LG Advertising Solutions and Cook Law Firm at 115 Broadway, is also a consulting firm He will finish at 111 Broadway.
Spokesmen for CBRE and the Kaufman Organization did not respond to requests for comment.
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